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Guiding Biodiversity Investment in NZ

This interview is lengthy (1 hour) but also interesting in terms of trying to tackle the rationale for reconstructing ecosystems -
https://youtu.be/_om3o1mD_1M?si=Y_bNVkMWBuExXuLY

Posted: 2 July 2024

Newsletter June 2024

Our latest newsletter is hot off the press and this issue is an extra long one, jam packed with interesting news. Read it here (PDF, 3.50 MB).

Posted: 7 June 2024

Free European course on CCF

A free online course in Continuous Cover Forestry (CCF) is being run by several European organisations, including Foret.Nature, Pro Silva, ANW, and Teagasc. The course is available until 30th April 2024. Paul Quinlan gives us his impressions of the course here (PDF, 385.41 kB).

Posted: 17 April 2024

Finding [head]space and time for two million more hectares of native forest – it’s a mindset thing!

Paul Quinlan, one of our trustees, has written an article for Pure Advantage which you can read here:

https://pureadvantage.org/space-and-time-for-2mha-of-native-forest/

This is Paul’s contribution towards the Recloaking Papatuanuku initiative. You can read more about this programme to restore our indigenous forests by clicking the link at the end of Paul’s article.

Posted: 10 April 2024

Agricultural Summit Presentation

Recently our trustee Rob McGowan (Pa Ropata) spoke at the Wai Kokopu Agricultural Summit - Our Choice: Better Farming, Better Business, Better Future Summit.

Click on the link to view his presentation, along with ten other very interesting speakers:

https://www.wai-kokopu.org.nz/summit24/

Posted: 27 March 2024

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