Networks
Networks of Councils, communities and many others are an important tool for achieving biodiversity goals. This part of the toolbox shows some of the key networks for biodiversity and Councils across NZ.
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was held in Christchurch from Friday 12th August till Sunday 14th August.
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The final report on ABC is now available. It sets out what happened over the 3 years, what was learned and the way forward.
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Key factors in the development and sustaining of networks that contribute to biodiversity.
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ABC commissioned Dave Hansford to delve into the 9 regional biodiversity forums around the country. He talked to all the organisers and reports on what is happening, who is involved and whether the forums are making a difference.
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A recent national radio show focussed in on biodiversity. Chris Laidlaw interviewed Glen Lauder, Lew Metcalf (Federated Farmers), Maggie Bayfield (QEII) and Frances Sullivan (ECAN).
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We’ve flattened them, polluted them and paved over them, but coastal dunes may be all that stand between us and the onslaught of the ocean. At the recent Coastal Dune Vegetation Network conference, experts and community groups looked at how to protect what’s left, and to return what we’ve taken away.
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The first national gathering of science, agencies and communities restoring wetlands was held in Wellington at the end of Feb 2004.
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The New Zealand Ecological Restoration Network (NZERN) is a non-profit support network for this country’s ecological restoration groups and organisations.
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Thinking about seeking sponsorship for your group or programme? Find out more.
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Here is a guide on how to develop a regional biodiversity forum
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Groups often find it useful to set themselves up as a Trust. This provides a template on how to set up the Deed for a Charitable Trust
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Programmes funded through ABC and WWF's Habitat Protection Fund gathered at Taputuranga Marae in Wellington to share ideas and lessons learned.
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