Rively's Hammond Park is the most biodiverse forest remnant in Hamilton. Where Swampmirey and Large Tower are home to long-tailed bats, to eat, kettadoo, low worms and much more. In 2007, we formed the Rively Environment Society to protect and enhance the parts through weed and pest control. We've been working in this significant ecological area for nearly 10 years with urban and industrial neighbours. When we expand our status to become completely predatory free, we believe that will act as a role model for the rest of New Zealand. I think Rively is just such a natural place because it has got the germ of Hamilton Kuru and native bats and it's the most valuable people here in Hamilton. And it's got a supportive community, it's been already been working and they know what they're doing. It's got a supportive city council and a supportive region in New England. And what more could anybody want? It's not really exciting, but it looks Rively project. It's Hamiltonians in the centre of the city, actually involved in restoration, both pest control and weed control and measuring the response of birds. Fantastic stuff.