Wild populations of browsing ungulates have increased significantly over the last 20 years in Aotearoa. Browsing ungulates have considerable impacts on the health of established forest communities and often inhibit the success of revegetation projects.

With personal experience and research, we have developed effective methods for monitoring and control of ungulate populations. Methods include a forest health assessment which gauges the impact of ungulate populations within established forests. These innovative methods provide the necessary information to enable us to produce comprehensive site-specific ungulate management plans. We can then deliver the required control with proven methods which utilise the latest technology.