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Giving tamariki the space to “fall in love” with nature
Kerikeri Kindergarten's award winning ngahere programme, based on a native bush block, is teaching children the importance of kaitiakitanga.
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St Paul's Collegiate School - 2020 New Zealand Biosecurity Award (Kura) winners
St Paul’s Collegiate School in Hamilton has committed to taking the lead to meet primary industry needs by growing the talent, skills and abilities of all New Zealand students to better.
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Inspiring a region - the Rotokare Scenic Reserve Trust
A community led award-winning success story.
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Creating a “predator free” peninsular
Predator Free Wellington’s audacious Miramar eradication project.
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Biosecurity Awards celebrate the champions protecting Aotearoa
The 2020 Biosecurity Award finalists represent outstanding contributions to protect New Zealand's unique environment.
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Seashore Monitoring for Marine Pests – A Citizen Science Approach
Marine Metre Squared (Mm2) is a nationwide citizen science project that encourages the public to gather information about biodiversity, distribution and abundance of intertidal species and in doing so, ask further questions about the state of the coastal
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Kiwi kids learn how to keep pests out
A new interactive session, developed by Biosecurity NZ, is recruiting Kiwi kids in the fight against unwanted pests and diseases.
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Being neighbourly with our natives
Polhill Protectors is a ground-breaking urban conservation community laying out the welcome mat for manu taonga in Wellington city.
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“Kiwi-style” innovation solves mice problem
The aim of the Omori Kuratau Pest Management Group is to bring back the bush by bringing back the birds that disperse the seeds. But they had to solve the problem of mice first.