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Iwi, conservation groups, farmers, industry, businesses, government and individuals... everyone has options they can take to help reverse the decline of native biodiversity in Aotearoa New Zealand. But which options are best?

Understanding and balancing community values associated with managing a forest is a challenge facing a Māori group in the North Island.

Kauri Rescue's newest ‘super ambassador' is distributing phosphite kits to help people treat kauri dieback on their properties.

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

Data from around the world will help to protect Aotearoa's borders from further invasions.

Innovation can be accelerated by integrating Te Tiriti o Waitangi principles into the research, science and innovation system, according to a new report recently released by the National Science Challenges.…

After having their funding from Auckland Council suspended early last year due to Covid-19, things are beginning to look up for Kauri Rescue again after becoming an independent charitable trust. We had a chat with Dr Mels Barton to find out what they’ve been up to lately.

In February this year, Te Tira Whakamātaki and Oranga research theme welcomed Phoebe Fordyce, a research and policy analyst, to their teams. We spoke with Phoebe about her background, the work she has been doing so far, and what she is excited about for the future.

Aisling co-leads BioHeritage’s early career group Ngā Pī Ka Rere with Symon Palmer and Dr Helen Warburton, a research area in Freshwater for Our Taonga with Dr Matthew Wylie, and a research project in…