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- More Birds in the Bush - End of programme event
- Te Tiriti-guided national DNA reference library wānanga series
- Remote sensing webinar series 2023
- Remote sensing webinar series 2022
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- Fieldays 2022
- Molecular biology
- E Tipu - Boma Agri Summit
- TechWeek 2019
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- Kia Manawaroa Kia Puawai: Enduring Māori Livelihoods webinar
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Link Seminars
In the past we have also hosted in-person seminars for environmental policy-makers in Wellington. PDF presentations are available on the Link Seminars page on our website.
Presenters: Dr Duane Peltzer (Manaaki Whenua – Landcare Research)
Date: Tuesday 9 September 2025
Time: 11:00 - 11:30 am
Understanding the condition and change of Aotearoa New Zealand’s native forests is critical for biodiversity, resilience to disturbance, and carbon cycling. These forests capture and store atmospheric carbon, yet some forest types may be losing carbon due to browsing animals such as deer, goats, and possums. Browsers have complex effects: selectively harming certain tree species, altering forest composition, diversity of vegetation.
In this talk, we summarise current knowledge and some recent research about browser effects on forest ecosystem carbon including:
- Results from a national study of animal exclosures/fences
- Findings on carbon stocks in remeasured forest plots
- Science principles for understanding changes in carbon.
- pdf Presentation. Design and delivery of voluntary biodiversity credit markets: Eight difficult problems pdf File, 3.4 MB
- pdf Q&A. Design and delivery of voluntary biodiversity credit markets: Eight difficult problems pdf File, 306 KB
- pdf Policy Brief 32: Design and delivery of voluntary biodiversity credit markets eight difficult problems pdf File, 588 KB
- pdf IPBES: Assessment of transformative change LinkOnline presentation pdf File, 2.8 MB
- pdf Q&A. The IPBES Global Assessment on Transformative Change LinkOnline webinar pdf File, 143 KB
- pdf Agents of change for the adoption of sustainable land management practices Presentation pdf File, 1.7 MB
- pdf Agents of change for the adoption of sustainable land management practices Q&A pdf File, 174 KB