Mobilising for Action co-lead Dr Marie McEntee has joined with colleagues from the University of Auckland and with Kauri Rescue to tell the story of this citizen science project in a new, interactive and immersive way.

This summer could tell the Cape to City team if their efforts to control feral cats have paid off.

The scoping and design process for Tranche 2 is now complete and we have several new projects underway . . .

There’s still plenty of local community interest about the research and management of myrtle rust.

We still have a lot to learn about the fundamental ecology of some pest species that aren’t included in the “Predator Free 2050” efforts, says a Manaaki Whenua researcher.

Early career researchers are normally associated with uncertainty: short-term contracts, a need for experience, but few opportunities to get any.

In order to know the full effect of kauri dieback and myrtle rust we must closely observe them as they…

Initially supported by the BioHeritage Challenge, Kauri Rescue was set up to help treat kauri dieback on private property during…

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