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This page provides up-to-date notices about ecological restoration in New Zealand.

Wellington Restoration Day 2019: videos and slides from the day

Climate Change and Consciousness - Our legacy for the Earth Jenny Rowan Slides (.pdf, 2.9MB) Creating Nature Connections Liana Stupples Video Does Predator Control Benefit Invertebrate Communities? Jim O'Malley...
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New Zealand Biosecurity Awards

18 June 2019
Have you been involved in a school or community group project that supported biosecurity in New Zealand? Has your mahi helped to increase Māori capability and capacity in the biosecurity system? Has your organisation developed new systems,...

South Westland Coastal Clean-up

18 June 2019
The South Westland Coastal Clean up Team are recruiting volunteers to aid clean-up efforts in the Fox Riverbed from Monday the 17 June 2019. They currently have capacity for 30 volunteers although they are hoping to scale up in the following weeks...

Support for environmental innovators

18 June 2019
A new innovation programme will provide environmental innovators with the support they need to help turn their ideas and start-up ventures into reality. Called 9Wire, the WWF-led programme was launched in late May and applications close on 8 th July...

Freshwater Hui 7 June 2019 - Lower Hutt

9 May 2019
Are you involved in caring for or managing freshwater spaces around your community? Come along to the Freshwater Hui, ki te Upoko o te Ika a Maui on Friday, 7th of June 2019 to connect, collaborate, share stories and learn from the experts on all...

Environment Aotearoa 2019 report was released

18 April 2019
Today the Environment Aotearoa 2019 report was released by the Ministry for the Environment and Stats NZ. This report highlights the most pressing environmental issues Aotearoa is facing. We are proud to be an Action Partner as part of the report’s...

Kauri Science Series - Auckland

17 April 2019
Auckland Council invites you to the Kauri Science Series, a series of one-hour talks focussing on the science around kauri dieback, and some of the work going on around New Zealand to find out more about the disease, its impact and tools to fight it...

Half Day Trapping Workshops - Auckland

17 April 2019
If you are new to trapping and want to begin in your backyard or a small reserve, then these workshops are for you! This half-day workshop looks at a range of tools for trapping possums, rats and stoats and is being offered by Auckland Council and...

Wellington Restoration Day Blog #3 Jim Dahm – Key Note Speaker Restoration Day 2019

8 April 2019
Jim is an applied coastal scientist with over 30 years experience. He specialises in providing advice on coastal adaptation, restoration, hazard assessment and management, and estuarine environments. At over 300 sites around the New Zealand...

Wellington Restoration Day Blog #3 Jim Dahm – Key Note Speaker Restoration Day 2019

8 April 2019
Jim is an applied coastal scientist with over 30 years experience. He specialises in providing advice on coastal adaptation, restoration, hazard assessment and management, and estuarine environments. At over 300 sites around the New Zealand...

New conservation training opportunity coming to Rotorua

27 March 2019
The Introduction to Predator Trapping Methods short course is being held in Rotorua on May 21 and 22 and is aimed at anyone setting up new predator control programmes or wishing to review their current programme. The course is facilitated by Beth...

National Science challenges: Sustainable seas webinars

20 March 2019
There are four free webinars from the Sustainable Seas National Science Challenge happening soon. Using environmental DNA to measure marine biodiversity. Wednesday 27 March 1pm-2pm New Zealand law and the principles of ecosystem-based management...

Wellington Restoration Day Blog #2 Ruby Durran – A young person’s perspective on Restoration Day

18 March 2019
Ever since I can remember, I've always had a deep love of nature and have been planting trees with the Whareroa Guardians on the Kapiti Coast since I was just six years old. Now a young adult, I am lucky to have had many great experiences over my...