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Notch signalling mediates reproductive constraint in the adult worker honeybee
Nature Communications 7. doi: 10.1038/ncomms12427
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Teamwork makes the dream work – even in science
Researchers are teaming up to make the most of their funding and people-power.
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Ngā Pī Ka Rere: Early Careers who are #OpenToWork
Here are some details on a few of our rising stars, and the types of opportunities they are seeking and where they are hoping to work: Ally Palmer, social scientist…
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Vertebrate Pest Research Collective shows a strong spine for successful collaboration
An initiative created by BioHeritage has evolved from a research project into a vital forum for sharing information on pest management, the Vertebrate Pest Research Collective). With one of BioHeritage’s…
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Alby Marsh – bringing people together to fight myrtle rust
Alby Marsh is working with researchers and communities to build relationships and solutions that will help in the fight against myrtle rust.
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The climate crisis is also a biodiversity crisis
Like many of us, the summer break has seen me transfixed with horror at the scale and magnitude of the bushfire crisis in Australia.
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Ngā Pī Ka Rere spotlight: Alan King-Hunt works with a wide net and an open mind
Meet Alan King-Hunt (Ngāti Hauā), an early career researcher at Te Kawa a Māui – School of Māori Studies at Te Herenga Waka – Victoria University of Wellington. He is currently working on two projects, one with BioHeritage and one with Predator Free 2050.
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A postdoc for AUT Living Labs
From a young age, Sarah dreamed of becoming an astrophysicist. She pursued physics and maths at university before deciding to shift towards biology. “It was hard at the beginning because…
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Relational values provide common ground and expose multi-level constraints to cross-cultural wetland management
The Challenge is pleased to be able to support Corinne Bataille in her ongoing commitment to working with tangata tiaki and growing valuable social-ecological research capacity in Aotearoa New Zealand.
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Planning for tipping points and enhancing resilience in production landscapes.
Landcare Research Manaaki Whenua Policy Brief No. 18 (ISSN: 2357-1713), June 2017.
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Ngā Pī Ka Rere Spotlight: Lisa Lu applied computer science toward biosecurity objectives
Lisa is a computer scientist originally from Shanghai, China. “Computer science gives me a sense of achievement,” says Lisa. “Even though it can be quite challenging and I may spend…
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Our Pou/Supporting Architecture
Our Pou are investments that spanned across research programmes because they aimd to add value to everything we were doing. They involved groups of passionate researchers who identified gaps in…
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The very best classroom: Practice and language revitalisation through land-based teaching
In September 2022, an intergenerational team of Māori researchers and innovators undertook the trip of a lifetime, travelling deep into the Northwest Territories of Canada for a two-week cultural exchange programme.
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Traveling again? Be vigilant and use Find-A-Pest
Our borders are open again, and New Zealander’s and tourists are now able to come and go freely. But with freedom comes responsibility: we must all do our part in preventing unwanted organisms and pests from entering the country in luggage and parcels. Find-A-Pest can help.