Kiera kato ko, GCM Muglin toko wengua. En am dhe, chief executive of the Predator Free New Zealand Trust. En the Predator Free New Zealand Trust is all around supporting New Zealanders in the goal towards Predator Free 2050, which is a goal to remove stots and other muscle such as ferrets and weasels, rats and possums from the whole of New Zealand. So it's actually an ambitious goal, but we can definitely get there and with the help of communities we can definitely get there. New Zealand has the highest rate of threatened species in the world and our species have evolved here without mammalian predators and so as a result of that adapted to defend themselves against introduced predators such as rats and slots, it's really important we remove them so that they can flourish and breed here. So the goal is really to remove those introduced predators so that our native species can thrive and we can have abundant native species across the country. And what people can do at home is you can control predators in your own backyard. So it's really easy to set up some chew cards and work out if you've got rats or possums whatever's in your backyard and then find the appropriate trap that will target those species. So for example you can get a really easy to use snap trap, put that in your back garden, it comes in a box that's safe from pets and kids and then you can control rats in your own backyard and then as you're more successful I guess you can talk to your neighbours and get them involved too and you get your school involved. So really easy thing people can do as well as schools.