Date: 1st November 2022
Great excitement at the New Zealand Biosecurity Awards last night at Auckland Museum. We are thrilled to announce that our two nominations succeeded in their categories. Congratulations to the Whakatipu Wilding Control Group who…
Date: 21st October 2022
Richard Bowman WPN Chair and our coordinator presented to the NETS (national biosecurity) conference in Christchurch in August 2022. The presentation was on the role of advocacy in a landscape scale biosecurity response but…
Date: 20th October 2022
Take the time to listen to this interview with Ross Ivey, Chair of the McKenzie Wilding Trust and Rachel Smalley from Today FM. Dated 13/10/22 it was done to advertise upcoming volunteer days. In…
Date: 19th October 2022
https://mailchi.mp/331486178670/autumn-newsletter-from-the-wilding-pine-network-9089417 In this newsletter – information on our advocacy programme ” Sustaining the Gains” to address the 2023 funding reduction and how you can help, a new member on our management committee, the recently…
Date: 19th October 2022
We have broken new ground and entered a new age! Thanks to Lauren Prebble our social media specialist we have established a social media profile. www.facebook.com/WildingPineNetwork Social media helps amplify advocacy efforts by potentially reaching…
Date: 19th October 2022
Effective wilding control is all about keeping the pressure on -catching trees when they are small and before they get a chance to cone and send their winged progeny out to create more problems…
Date: 18th October 2022
An advocacy campaign to address the 2023 national programme funding reduction. The significant gains made by the National Wilding Conifer Control Programme is at risk due to a reduction of funding to the programme…
Date: 18th October 2022
12308A A5 Booklet Wilding Pine Aug 2022 WEB These Guidelines were originally written in 2009 by…
Date: 8th April 2022
The WPN has recently released a report about the gaps and limitations in policy and legislation.
Date: 16th November 2021
The Wilding Pine Network endorses the PCE’s report on weeds titled “Space invaders: A review of how New Zealand manages weeds that threaten native ecosystems”. Weeds are a significant threat to Aotearoa’s native ecosystems…