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From Columbia - Famous monkey-face ‘Dracula’ orchids are vanishing in the wild
They look like tiny monkeys peering out from the mist. Known to scientists as Dracula, the so-called “monkey-face orchids” have become online celebrities… Read more
Posted: 14/10/2025
Ask not what NZPCN can do for you, but perhaps what you can do for NZPCN
The NZPCN 2025 Annual General Meeting (AGM) will be held online on Monday 13 October at 7.00pm. The AGM will be followed with an online presentation from Alex… Read more
Posted: 02/10/2025
The September 2025 issue of Trilepidea is now available
Read about the 2025 recipients of the David Given Threatened Plant Scholarship, distribution of the rare fern Christella dentata in northern New Zealand, NZPCN… Read more
Posted: 24/09/2025
Revealing the regenerative powers of ‘ghost ponds’
Great story about a novel approach to wetland restoration being used in Norfolk, UK… Read more
Posted: 24/09/2025
From North America - Saving the Venus Flytrap: How One Woman Rallied a Town Around Its Weirdest Attraction
Despite their outsize hold on popular imagination, Venus flytraps are native to a tiny corner of the globe: the Coastal Plain of the Carolinas. As development… Read more
Posted: 21/09/2025