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Engagement:
What can we do
together?
Photo: Zealandia
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Protect and restore:
secure threatened species
and resilient ecosystems
Honeybee on clover.
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Track our progress:
a bioheritage scorecard
for Aotearoa
Kiwi
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Eliminate threats:
weeds, pests, mammal
predators, and pathogens
Pest control monitoring. Photo: Zealandia
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Restore healthy freshwater:
wai taonga and
mahinga kai
Kereru at Zealandia. Credit - Brendan Doran
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Detect and eradicate:
zero impacts from
biosecurity incursions
Monitoring apple orchards. Image © Plant & Food Research
Future Strategy update
In early August, BioHeritage representatives met with a review panel that will make a recommendation on the second round of five-year investment in Science Challenges from 2019.
The independent review panel was appointed by the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) – the primary investor of all 11 National Science Challenges. Once finalised, the panel’s report and recommendation will go to MBIE’s Science Board, with a final decision announced in November. Read more.
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Small change - big difference. We love how Restore Taranaki is trying and revitalise the natural biodiversity of their region. Their goals of restoring habitats and freshwater, and getting the community involved, mirrors our Challenge goals perfectly. https://t.co/iaDeh7MLys
Biological Heritage
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Congratulations to @RachelNepia , our Bruce Clarkson PhD Scholar who was the overall winner, and the people's choice award at @waikato University's Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition last week. She’ll now go on to represent the university at the Asia-Pacific final in Brisbane. https://t.co/GEvGk5EBIn