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Restorations Pathways Workshop

A huge amount of ecological restoration mahi is planned and underway in the Queenstown Lakes District (QLD) region. The New Zealand Plant Conservation Network… Read more

Posted: 06/04/2023

A former recipient of the DGTPS, Esther Dale, explored the relationship between Cook’s scurvy grass (Lepidium oleraceum) and seabird disturbance, guano fertilisation and seed dispersal. Photo: Jeremy Rolfe

David Given Threatened Plant Scholarship now open for applications

The NZPCN is very pleased to announce that we are now inviting applications for our David Given Threatened Plant Scholarship (DGTPS). The scholarship honours… Read more

Posted: 03/05/2023

The April 2023 issue of Trilepidea is now available

Read about a new host species for Taeniophyllum northlandicum; Plant of the Month Pittosporum pimeleoides subsp. pimeleoides. Rekohu (Chatham Island) botanical… Read more

Posted: 28/04/2023

From The Pacific… Collaborating To Keep A Rare Native Hawaiian Plant Wild

“Our role is to coordinate projects and assessments that summarize plant conservation work across the state,” said Kimberly Shay, Laukahi Network ... Read more… Read more

Posted: 26/04/2023

The March 2023 issue of Trilepidea is now available

Read about the new Flora of New Zealand - Ferns and Lycophytes, plant of the month Atriplex billiardierei, Castle Hill buttercup (Ranunculus paucifolius)… Read more

Posted: 28/03/2023