The Adaptive Governance and Policy Group (S07) have produced a summary of the Resource Management Act Review.
Student Profile: Amy van Lindt
University of Canterbury student Amy van Lindt has been researching the potential role freshwater crayfish could play in stream restoration, and has found some interesting results.
Working towards a positive future for both farming and conservation
As pastoral farming plays a critical role in Aotearoa’s economy, it is crucial that we strive for outcomes where both farming and biodiversity win.
Te Kura Huna o Te Urewera (The Hidden Treasure of Te Urewera)
We’re excited to share with you a two-part documentary series titled Te Kura Huna o Te Urewera (The Hidden Treasure of Te Urewera). The documentary details the…
Eco-index: a new name for a BioHeritage programme aimed at bolstering biodiversity
The BioHeritage Eco-index team (SO1 – previously BioHeritage Scorecard) are excited to announce the new Eco-index name and logo!
Public perceptions and beliefs of novel pest control technologies
When it comes to developing new technologies for pest control, engaging with the public early allows their voices to be heard.
New Director And Leadership Team Appointments
New Director to take up the role in December, and two new leadership team appointments for Biological Heritage.
October Newsletter – Ngā Rākau Taketake
Introducing a new co-lead, new research on kauri dieback, and updates from Beyond Myrtle Rust.
Risk Assessment and Ecosystem Impacts PhD positions
Three new Ngā Rākau Taketake PhD positions are available.
Understanding the microbial communities of symptomatic kauri soils
PhD candidate Alexa Byers has recently published new research in Soil Biology and Biochemistry on the composition of microbial communities in soil associated with roots of kauri that are symptomatic and asymptomatic for kauri dieback.