The first comprehensive review of research into deep sea mining shows the impacts it can have on ocean ecosystems. Drawing […]
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The govt’s plan to improve biodiversity – Expert Reaction
Making more money off conservation land is one of the ways the government hopes to achieve the country’s Biodiversity Strategy. Its […]
Continue readingNew Predator Free 2050 strategy sees Wellington as NZ’s first predator-free city – Expert Reaction
Predator Free 2050 will increase its focus on eliminating predators alongside current suppression efforts, according to the new strategy released today. […]
Continue readingTongariro’s unique ecosystem up in flames – Expert Reaction
Native creatures and habitats across Tongariro National Park have been disrupted by a massive 3,000 hectare blaze. The Department of […]
Continue readingIs gene editing the next frontier of conservation? – Expert Reaction
Much has been made of the potential of genome engineering for “de-extinction”. But what about its potential to help existing […]
Continue readingReviewing our strategy to go predator free by 2050 – Expert Reaction
Are New Zealand’s upcoming predator free goals on the right track? Should we stick with the current target species list […]
Continue readingPesticides worsen the biodiversity crisis – Expert Reaction
A major study concludes that pesticides are overwhelmingly harming hundreds of species they aren’t meant to affect. The systematic review analysed […]
Continue readingFive global crises are inextricably linked – Expert Reaction
‘Siloed thinking’ is holding back solutions to biodiversity, human health, climate change, water, and food security, according to a new […]
Continue readingNZ and Aus wildlife among most vulnerable to climate-driven extinction – Expert Reaction
New Zealand species are among the most vulnerable to extinction in a warming world, according to a global analysis of 30 years […]
Continue readingClimate change is putting mountain biodiversity at risk – Expert Reaction
As climate change pushes warmer temperatures higher up mountains around the world, alpine species will struggle to move fast enough […]
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