Presentations given at the 2018 Sanctuaries of New Zealand workshop, held at Hamilton, in order presented.
Day one
Science talks: convened by Manaaki Whenua – Landcare Research
- Innes J, FitzgeraldN, Watts C, Bartlam S, Thornburrow D. 15th Sanctuary workshop: Hamilton
- Haigh A. Spotlight on Amphibians: Challenges and opportunities in native frog research and management
- Binny R, Byrom A, Innes J, Fitzgerald N, James A, Pech R. Biodiversity benefits of NZ sanctuaries
- Towns D. Te Hauturu-o-Toi in retrospect: predictions versus outcomes
- Browne C, Quaife J, Edwards T, Ling N, Tempero G. Conservation dogs and invasive fish
- Macinnes-Ng C. Sanctuaries in a changing climate. What are the known unknowns?
- Stanley M. North-West Wildlink: Landscape scale restoration
- Wallace P. Spatial protection for wildlife — issues in law and planning
- Richardson K. Natal dispersal in hihi
- Walsh P, Kannemayer R. Kiwi Rescue Social Science and Economics
- Sran S. Assessing the sustainability of anticoagulant-based rodent control for wildlife conservation in New Zealand
Day two
Soapbox session
- Matt Maitland Shakespear Open Sanctuary
- Judy Gilbert Windy Hill Sanctuary
- Robert Schadewinkel Brook Waimarama Sanctuary
- Su Sinclair Hunua Kōkako Recovery Project
- Melissa Sinton Sanctuary Mountain Maungatautari
- Gillian Wadams Ark in the Park
Sanctuaries of NZ Inc Workshop: Collaboration for Conservation
- Matt Maitland. Introduction
- Brent Beaven, Department of Conservation. New Zealand’s ambition to be predator free
- Statement from Minister of Conservation, Hon. Eugenie Sage, to National Sanctuaries of NZ Workshoponz
- Jonathan Streat, Environment Southland. Biodiversity — Regional Council Perspective
- Marie Brown, The Catalyst Group and Jessi Morgan, Predator Free NZ Trust. Overview of PFNZ Report: Transforming community conservation funding in New Zealand
- Ed Chignell, Predator Free 2050 Ltd. Progressing the predator free vision
- Kevin Parker, Parker Conservation Ltd. Collaboration and conservation in Aotearoa New Zealand