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Meadowbank and St Johns Residents Association

Contact pestfree.mbsjra@gmail.com
Website http://mbsjra.co.nz/
Facebook https://www.facebook.com/MeadowbankandStJohnsRA/
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The Meadowbank and St Johns Residents Association was created to encourage residents to be active participants in a thriving and vibrant community.

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George Stirling

1 week ago

2 rats in one weekend on border with purewa 🙂

Annette Robertson

3 months ago

Just picked up trap

KarinH

7 months ago

I have caught one rat.

Meadowbank St Johns

5 months ago

HI Karin did you manage to file a report using this website and assign it to Meadowbank & St Johns Residents Assn? That would be fabulous so we can monitor how our trapping is going. Let us know if you have any problems.

Louise

9 months ago

Hi, I saw a huge rat in the Bush at the back of our property in Saint John’s. If there is one there will be many more! I have no idea where to start with control as we only just moved here. Are you able to lend me some traps / offer advice?

Meadowbank and St Johns Residents Assn

8 months ago

Hi Louise, get in touch with pestfree.mbsjra@gmail.com which will connect you to the Meadowbank and St Johns Residents Association loan trap programme. Also check out https://mbsjra.co.nz/environment for more information cheers

Petrea Barker

1 year ago

Also trying to join group thanks. I have trap 006

Michael Fielding

1 year ago

Hi, are you having problems? If so, does anything in the Support menu help?

Michael Fielding

1 year ago

Or try this new FAQ topic: https://ratproject.org/how-do-i-join-my-local-project/

Noel O'Sullivan

1 year ago

Trying to join group, Tim

Michael Fielding

1 year ago

Hi, are you having problems? If so, does anything in the Support menu help?

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