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2 April 2019

New Zealand Colony Loss Survey shows ongoing trend in overall honey bee colony loss

A report on the New Zealand Colony Loss Survey for 2018 has been released highlighting an increase in colony losses in most regions throughout New Zealand, with the Upper North Island having the highest colony loss rates.Read more about New Zealand Colony Loss Survey shows ongoing trend in overall honey bee colony loss
26 March 2019

Māori reconnect with their roots through a new raranga education programme with the help of the The National NZ Flax Collection / Te Pā Harakeke ō Aotearoa

A new programme involving the National NZ Flax Collection is taking place at a Christchurch school as a way of reconnecting raranga (the art of weaving) with young Māori, their whānau and their community.Read more about Māori reconnect with their roots through a new raranga education programme with the help of the The National NZ Flax Collection / Te Pā Harakeke ō Aotearoa
22 February 2019

Predator-Free Taranaki

How do invasive mustelids move around the landscape? Scientists from Manaaki Whenua's Wildlife Ecology and Management Team are investigating.Read more about Predator-Free Taranaki

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