Abstract Purpose of Review Intensive forest management practices are being implemented
worldwide to meet future global demand for wood and wood products while facilitating the …

The escalating introduction of pesticides/veterinary drugs into the environment has
necessitated a rapid evaluation of their potential risks to ecosystems and human health. The …

Rural landscapes are facing a loss of biodiversity. To deal with this challenge, landscape
governance is seen as an alternative and addition to sectoral policies and a potential way of …

The forest biomes provide crucial ecosystem services which include acting as carbon sinks,
providing habitats for biodiversity, preventing soil erosion, mitigating climate change, and …

Abstract The Eucalyptus tortoise beetle, Paropsis charybdis, has been one of the most
successful insect pests to invade New Zealand. One hundred years have now passed, and …

The development of aquaculture to provide a source of protein has the potential to alleviate
pressure on wild fish stocks, allowing marine systems to regenerate while providing …

Limited information is available on the risk to aquatic environments from the aerial
application of copper fungicides to treat dothistroma needle blight in managed forests …

Planted forests cover approximately 7% of the land area in New Zealand. The forestry sector
is valued at approximately NZ $5.6 billion per year, which makes it New Zealand's third …

Kotahitanga Page 1 Kotahitanga Uniting Aotearoa against infectious disease and antimicrobial
resistance A report from the Prime Minister’s Chief Science Advisor, Kaitohutohu Mātanga …

Abstract Paropsis charybdis (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae) has been a major pest of
Eucalyptus spp. since invading New Zealand from Australia over 100 years ago. Here, we …