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Mātaki HPAI Reporter

Māori Biosecurity Network
HPAI ACTIVE IN AOTEAROA · REPORT WHAT YOU SEE & LOG SURVEILLANCE
Bird flu (H5N1) is here. Every report helps us protect our taonga, our kai and our people - and helps show where surveillance is happening, what communities are finding and what it takes to do the mahi. Safety first, then log what you found or the surveillance you carried out.
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What would you like to do?

Use Mātaki to report sick or dead animals, or record the surveillance mahi happening across the motu.

HPAI information & guidance

This quick guide is available in the app even when reception is poor. External links will need an internet connection.

Safety first

  • Keep your distance from sick or dead wildlife and keep dogs and tamariki away.
  • Do not harvest eggs, feathers or meat from sick or dead birds.
  • For poultry, keep sick birds isolated and seek official guidance before handling them.
  • For marine mammals, stay at least 20 metres back and contact DOC.

Questions or extra information about a report can be sent to micheal@ttw.nz.

1 · What are you logging?
Dead / sick wild bird
Dead / sick poultry
Dead / sick marine mammal
I want to log a surveillance session
Something else
2 · Which one? - pick one, or “unsure” and add a photo
2 · What did you do for surveillance? - optional comments about what you did
⚠ Safety first
    🔗 Helpful resources
    3 · The details
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    If you found sick or dead animals, log this surveillance session first, then submit a separate sighting so species and animal counts can be recorded.
    📍 Use my current location
    The more precise, the better. GPS coordinates are the gold standard.
    Photos are resized before uploading.
    4 · What did it cost you? - optional, but it really helps

    Councils and DOC can’t reach every report. We’re tracking what it costs whānau to go and look - and to dispose safely - so this mahi can be recognised and resourced.

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