News & events
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Oct 13
8
First releases of dung beetles
8 Oct 13 by Shaun Forgie
Read moreDung beetles have been released on New Zealand farms following an exhaustive research and consultation process
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Sep 13
25
Vegetation history of Tawhiti Rahi helps to inform management of degraded offshore islands
25 Sep 13 by Janet Wilmshurst
Read moreConservation palaeoecology is increasingly being recognised as a tool that can help to inform both restoration and conservation of island reserves by providing prehuman vegetation baselines.
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Sep 13
17
S-Map Online tutorial
17 Sep 13
Read moreResearcher James Barringer provides a video tutorial on how to use the S-Map Online tool.
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Aug 13
29
Diverse projects secure funding
29 Aug 13 by Tom Fraser
Read moreDiverse projects aimed at boosting agricultural productivity and ensuring more effective pest control are among those that have received significant new Government funding.
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Aug 13
29
Freshwater Policy symposium
29 Aug 13 by Suzie Greenhalgh
Read moreTools for implementing freshwater reforms, 15/10/2014
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Aug 13
13
The Trees for Bees programme
13 Aug 13 by Linda Newstrom-Lloyd
Read moreAn overview of the Trees for Bees programme that sees bee friendly trees and shrubs planted on NZ farms to support our important bee population
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Aug 13
2
Pond borders can benefit bees
2 Aug 13 by Linda Newstrom-Lloyd
Read moreIrrigation pond borders offer a great opportunity to increase biodiversity on farms without impacting on productive land, according to researchers.
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Aug 13
1
Rabbit calicivirus - the benign and the virulent
1 Aug 13 by Janine Duckworth
Read moreJanine Duckworth and colleagues are investigating the potential problems caused by benign calicivirus, a project associated with the Invasive Animals CRC
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Jul 13
23
Investigating wasp biocontrol
23 Jul 13 by Ronny Groenteman
Read moreA community-based group has been formed to investigate a new European wasp biocontrol programme
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Jul 13
3
Merger creates large environmental certification business
3 Jul 13 by Tom Fraser
Read moreLandcare Research has created one of the largest certifiers for environmental credentials in New Zealand by integrating its three programmes into one subsidiary.