News & events
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Oct 12
2
Fossil bird dung shows kakapo dined on parasitic plant
2 Oct 12 by Andrew Trevelyan
Read moreFossilised bird dung from a cave in the northwest corner of New Zealand's South Island has provided new insights into the lives of two of the country’s most threatened species.
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Oct 12
1
Land resources training
1 Oct 12 by Emily Weeks
Read moreThe National Land Resources Centre is conducting a short survey of the types of training / professional development in the land resources field that you currently access, or which would be of value to you.
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Sep 12
27
Nature Watch: I-spy with a twist
27 Sep 12 by Tom Fraser
Read moreAre you looking for a little more enjoyment, purpose and structure for children during the upcoming school holidays?
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Sep 12
27
An introduction to NaturewatchNZ
27 Sep 12
Read moreTake the time to check out this video about the new NatureWatchNZ website ! It's a fantastic resource as well as being a fun activity for all the family to observe and record plants, animals throughout NZ.
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Sep 12
14
Landcare Research joins KiwiNet commercialisation consortium
14 Sep 12 by Tom Fraser
Read moreLandcare Research has become the tenth member of the Kiwi Innovation Network (KiwiNet), a consortium of New Zealand universities and crown research institutes collaborating on research commercialisation.
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Sep 12
10
PestNet NZ technology conference presentations
10 Sep 12 by Dave Morgan
Read moreLandcare Research presentations from the 2012 PestNet Conference
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Sep 12
10
Preliminary results of 2012 Garden Bird Survey
10 Sep 12 by Tom Fraser
Read moreHouse sparrows are again the most abundant bird species in New Zealand gardens with preliminary results of the 2012 Garden Bird Survey indicating an average of 12.3 per garden.
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Aug 12
30
Access NZ specimens from the Kew Fungarium
30 Aug 12 by Peter Johnston
Read moreKew Fungarium records now available through NZFungi
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Aug 12
27
New tool to benefit business, biosecurity and conservation
27 Aug 12 by Tom Fraser
Read moreBusiness and industry as well as biosecurity and conservation will all benefit with the launch of a new web-based register of almost 100,000 plants, animals, fungi and bacteria that are significant to New Zealand.
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Aug 12
22
Heather beetle: a born killer
22 Aug 12
Read moreIntroduction of a biocontrol agent for heather