News & events
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Oct 14
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Regional effort to improve soil quality
15 Oct 14
Read moreArresting the widespread decline in soil quality is the goal of a new regional soil partnership formed by 17 Pacific countries.
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Oct 14
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Wasp biocontrol update 1
14 Oct 14 by Ronny Groenteman & Bob Brown
Read moreAn update on the project investigating the biocontrol potential of promising-looking mites that were recently discovered and that appear to attack wasps.
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Sep 14
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Potential Tutsan biocontrol agents
25 Sep 14 by Hugh Gourlay
Read moreHugh Gourlay introduces two potential tutsan biocontol agents.
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Sep 14
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The value of trees
22 Sep 14 by Alison Greenaway
Read moreCheck out researchers Alison Greenaway and Robin Simcock taking part in a Radio NZ interview about trees in the urban environment, with a focus on the Wynyard Quarter in Auckland.
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Sep 14
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Potential biocontrol agents settling into containment
16 Sep 14 by Hugh Gourlay
Read moreScientists at Landcare Research are investigating two small European insects as potential bio-control agents against the pest plant Tutsan (Hypericum androsaemum).
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Sep 14
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New species of parrot described from the Chatham Islands
1 Sep 14 by Jamie Wood
Read moreNew Zealand officially has a new species of bird; unfortunately birdwatchers are unlikely to have much luck if they go looking for it, as it has already been extinct for several hundred years.
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Aug 14
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Read moreLandcare Research Chief Executive, Dr Richard Gordon says the Crown Research Institute is well placed to host the new Biological Heritage National Science Challenge, announced today by Science Minister, Hon Steven Joyce.
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Aug 14
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Read moreNew Zealand science that assists Australian farmers predict mouse outbreaks could soon be applied on this side of the Tasman.
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Jul 14
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Where are all the silvereyes?
11 Jul 14 by Eric Spurr
Read moreEarly results from the 2014 national Garden Bird Survey show a significant drop in the number of silvereyes counted.
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Jun 14
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Read moreKiwi nature-lovers are being asked for their help for an important wildlife survey – and you don’t even have to leave your living room or school classroom to take part.