Connovation

Connovation πŸ›’ Lures, Traps, Baits, BaitStations & Monitoring Tools
🚫 Rats, Possums, Stoats, Wallabies, etc.

Connovation is leading the fight against introduced threats to ensure that New Zealand’s economic, cultural and natural resources are protected and enhanced. We put a real focus on research and development, and strive to create products that are eco-friendly, humane and practical. We specialise in possum control and rodent control products, but also products for the control of stoats, ferrets and

weasels, and specialised target-specific products for wallaby pests. Whether you are an individual, a contractor, or a land care group, we can isolate your problems and provide the right products for your needs. Our business is split into four areas:

Research and Development
Commercialisation
Monitoring
Control

Talk to the team at Connovation for a practical solution to your pest problem.

When we design traps to be bird-safe, we are also helping keep our whanau safe. Preventing curious beaks from being able...
31/07/2026

When we design traps to be bird-safe, we are also helping keep our whanau safe.

Preventing curious beaks from being able to access traps and bait works just as well for keeping out curious hands and noses. Rest easy knowing kids and pets are also being looked after.

There are some relatively simple steps we can all take to make our pest control efforts more bird-friendly. Keeping trap...
27/07/2026

There are some relatively simple steps we can all take to make our pest control efforts more bird-friendly.

Keeping traps and bait in enclosed containers, reducing entrance size, and ensuring the different parts - bait, trap, lure, and container - are securely mounted to prevent tampering by our curious friends.

Even easier, you can find products that are designed with these things in mind at Connovation.

Birds getting in the habit of stealing bait and lures is an issue bigger than simply the slashing of trap efficacy, thou...
24/07/2026

Birds getting in the habit of stealing bait and lures is an issue bigger than simply the slashing of trap efficacy, though that is part of it.

Even worse, on occasion, these acts of petty thievery can end with the birds setting off the traps on themselves or ingesting toxins that may prove fatal.

That's why it's more important than ever to be responsible when baiting and trapping.

There is a growing trend that professional and amateur trappers alike are noticing: the very birds we are trying to prot...
20/07/2026

There is a growing trend that professional and amateur trappers alike are noticing: the very birds we are trying to protect are getting in the way, namely by stealing bait and lures that are meant to attract their predators.

Our treetop friends have keen senses and are known to be very curious creatures, keen for a snack wherever they can get it.

This can be a problem when bait and lures are disguised as food.

Find out more about our meddling feathered friends - and what bird-safe practices you can implement to protect them - in our latest blog.

Clearing your yard of fallen leaves, debris, and clutter can help keep pests from having easy access to your house. Fill...
13/07/2026

Clearing your yard of fallen leaves, debris, and clutter can help keep pests from having easy access to your house.

Filling in the gaps around foundations and access points, and laying traps around your property will keep you even more secure.

Give your home the best shot at staying pest-free this season - and help us towards a Predator-Free Aotearoa by 2050.

Are you noticing scratching sounds, chewed wires, or gnawed wood around your home? These are the hallmarks of a rodent p...
10/07/2026

Are you noticing scratching sounds, chewed wires, or gnawed wood around your home?

These are the hallmarks of a rodent problem. With pests hiding from the cold, they may be making your home into their own.

Luckily, trapping rodents has never been easier than with Connovation's range of tools!

Rodents are particularly active this time of year. With autumn bringing one of the peaks in rat population, competition ...
06/07/2026

Rodents are particularly active this time of year.

With autumn bringing one of the peaks in rat population, competition is high for food sources which are already diminishing due to the colder weather.

No wonder your house is looking like a good option for them!

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36B Sir William Avenue, East Tamaki
Auckland
2013

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Monday 7am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 7am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 7am - 5:30pm
Thursday 7am - 5:30pm
Friday 9:30am - 5pm

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