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Detect and eradicate:
zero impacts from
biosecurity incursions
Monitoring apple orchards. Image © Plant & Food Research
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Eliminate threats:
weeds, pests, mammal
predators, and pathogens
Pest control monitoring. Photo: Zealandia
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Protect and restore:
secure threatened species
and resilient ecosystems
Honeybee on clover.
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Engagement:
What can we do
together?
Photo: Zealandia
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Restore healthy freshwater:
wai taonga and
mahinga kai
Kereru at Zealandia. Credit - Brendan Doran
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Track our progress:
a bioheritage scorecard
for Aotearoa
Kiwi
Future Strategy submitted
On 9 July, we ticked off a major milestone: we submitted our Future Strategy to the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment. We landed the Strategy after an extensive period of consultation that began in the second half of 2017.
A fundamental theme during consultations was that the BioHeritage Challenge should focus on delivering impact for New Zealand through larger, more integrated portfolios of effort involving not just researchers, but also end users, Mātauranga Māori, and citizens – even more than we do now. Read more.
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