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Publication type: Newsletter

Description: New Zealand Plant Conservation Network e-newsletter for September 2023. Read about the recipient of the 2023 David Given Threatened Plant Scholarship, notice of the 2023 NZPCN Anual General Meeting, plant of the month Hymenophyllum flabellatum, no loss of genetic diversity evident in severely bottlenecked Veronica armstrongii population, preliminary notice of the 2024 NZPCN Conference, an online guide to plantng natives in Otago, NZPCN website taxonomy update, New Zealand Native Orchid Group… More

Author: NZPCN; Alex Fergus; Rowan Hindmarsh-Walls; Debra Wotton; Ben Gibbons; Pieter Pelser; Dave Kelly; Richard Ewans; Marley Ford; Peter J. de Lange; John Barkla;

Date: 26/09/2023

Publication type: Newsletter

Description: New Zealand Plant Conservation Network e-newsletter for August 2023. Read about upper Whanganui River tawa appear to be dying, plant of the month Coprosma brunnea, plant surveys in the Yeo and Tone River catchments of Marlborough, Uncle Bertie’s Botanarium debut on Radio New Zealand, wallaby social research survey invitation, Wilding Pines Conference 2023 and other upcoming events.

Author: NZPCN; Rob McGowan; Rowan Hindmarsh-Walls;

Date: 29/08/2023

Publication type: Newsletter

Description: New Zealand Plant Conservation Network e-newsletter for July 2023. Read about final week for David Given Threatened Plant Scholarship applications, plant of the month Pterostylis puberula, second record of the bristle fern Abrodictyum caudatum for mainland New Zealand, last chance to submit restoration stories for the Queenstown Lakes District restoration pathways project, serendipitous discovery of a Castle Hill forget-me-not population, notes of general interest and upcoming events.

Author: NZPCN; Alex Fergus, Bill Campbell; Marley Ford; Jesse Bythell; Jo Smith; Ben Teele; Debra Wotton; Jane Gosden;

Date: 26/07/2023

Publication type: Newsletter

Description: New Zealand Plant Conservation Network e-newsletter for June 2023. Read about Queenstown Lakes District restoration pathways workshop, Plant of the Month Senecio hauwai, a South Island orchid odyssey, applications open for the David Given Threatened Plant Scholarship, identifying wilding conifers, CAMS Weed App can now synchronise data from iNaturalist, NZPCN website taxonomy update and upcoming events.

Author: NZPCN; Alex Fergus; Jesse Bythell; Jo Smith; Ben Teele; Rowan Hindmarsh-Walls; Bill Campbell; Marley Ford; Peter de Lange;

Date: 21/06/2023

Publication type: Newsletter

Description: New Zealand Plant Conservation Network e-newsletter for May 2023. Read about the propagation of Gastrodia cooperae, Plant of the Month Pomaderris phylicifolia subsp. phylicifolia, an Otago botanical hotspot - Mahaka Katia Scientific Reserve, range extension for Corybas obscurus, a search for maire tawake (swamp maire) in Tamaki Makarau Auckland, upcoming events and a call for applications for the Waikato Botanical Society Student Scholarship.

Author: NZPCN; Jennifer Alderton-Moss; Karin van der Walt; Carlos A. Lehnebach; Bill Campbell; John Barkla; Hanareia Ehau-Taumaunu;

Date: 28/05/2023

Publication type: Newsletter

Description: New Zealand Plant Conservation Network e-newsletter for April 2023. Read about a new host species for Taeniophyllum northlandicum; Plant of the Month Pittosporum pimeleoides subsp. pimeleoides. Rekohu (Chatham Island) botanical treasures, applications now open for the 2023 David Given Threatened Plant Scholarship, the rediscovery of Holy Grass (Anthoxanthum redolens) in Northland, Queenstown Lakes District restoration pathways workshops and upcoming events.

Author: NZPCN; Bill Campbell; Matt Ward; Alex Fergus; Marley Ford; Jesse Bythell; Jo Smith;

Date: 28/04/2023

Publication type: Newsletter

Description: New Zealand Plant Conservation Network e-newsletter for March 2023. Read about the new Flora of New Zealand - Ferns and Lycophytes, plant of the month Atriplex billiardierei, Castle Hill buttercup (Ranunculus paucifolius) seedlings seen for first time in 43 years, Lithothelium australe rediscovered on the Chatham Islands, Matt Ward’s 12 favourite plant finds for 2022, Queenstown Lakes District restoration pathways workshops, Trilepidea article submission guidelines and upcoming events.

Author: Patrick Brownsey; Leon Perrie; Rowan Hindmarsh-Walls; Debra Wotton; Peter J. de Lange; Luzie H.M. Schmid; Matt Ward; Alex Fergus; Jesse Bythell; Jo Smith; Bill Campbell;

Date: 28/03/2023

Publication type: Newsletter

Description: New Zealand Plant Conservation Network e-newsletter for February 2023. Read a thank you from the NZPCN conference organisers, a tribute to Audrey Eagle and read about Plant of the Month Hibiscus diversifolius subsp. diversifolius, botanical news from the Wairarapa, Marley Ford NZPCN Council Member profile, botanically themed greeting cards available, Ahuahu - A conservation journey in New Zealand now available and upcoming events.

Author: NZPCN; Alex Fergus; Jesse Bythell; Jo Smith; John Barkla; Bill Campbell; Trevor Thompson; Marley Ford;

Date: 23/02/2023

Publication type: Newsletter

Description: New Zealand Plant Conservation Network e-newsletter for December 2022. Read the President’s message - 2022 in review and read about Plant of the Month Pterostylis irwinii, lawns of Bluff and their surprising biodiversity, Simon Walls awarded the Loder Cup and upcoming events.

Author: NZPCN; John Barkla; Rowan Hindmarsh-Walls; Marley Ford;

Date: 20/12/2022

Publication type: Newsletter

Description: New Zealand Plant Conservation Network e-newsletter for November 2022. Read about final Conference 2022 updates and details, including the full conference programme, Queenstown Lakes District restoration pathways workshop and conference sponsors, Thelymitra longifolia study and request for help, oioi (jointed rush) restoration strategy questionnaire, remembering Jan Riddell (1955-2022), Plant Hawke’s Bay botanical calendar fundraiser, 2022 Lucy Cranwell Student Field Grant for Botanical… More

Author: NZPCN; Alex Fergus; Jesse Bythell; Joanna Smith; Adam Forbes; Ben Teele; Rebecca Teele; Hayden Jones; Carlos Lehnebach;

Date: 21/11/2022