2022 Sanctuaries of New Zealand workshop: Brook Waimarama Sanctuary, Nelson

Presentations given at the 2022 Sanctuaries of New Zealand workshop, held at Nelson and hosted by Brook Waimarama Sanctuary, in order presented.

Day one

Binny R, Innes J, Fitzgerald N. Bird community responses to pest control in ecosanctuaries
Kemp J, Elliott G. Recent developments in the use of aerially applied 1080, within DOC’s National Predator Control programme
Nicholls M. Developing an approach for predator elimination
Kelly L, Casanovas P. The potentials and pitfalls of eDNA: What freshwaters can reveal
Kenup C. Determining optimal monitoring strategies for wildlife management: A value of information framework
Cieraad E. Sanctuaries as dark treasures: or why care about light at night?
Millar I. Life underground: The hidden habitats beneath our feet
Cochrane P. Nelson Nature: Bringing the wild into our life
Bell B. Taking New Zealand eradication techniques global: restoring all manner of islands around the world
Ough Dealy H, Petterson M, Jarvis R. Understanding the roles of hope and conservation attitudes in retaining and attracting community conservationists

Day two

Conservation frontiers: technology, scale and partnerships in social and ecological landscapes

Innes J. Pest management in Aotearoa New Zealand – major regimes (and visions)
Maitland M. A Sanctuary managers technology journey
Rodd M. Working collaboratively for transformational outcomes
Fitzpatrick M. Partnerships driving change for biodiversity

Thanks to our sponsors

The 2022 Sanctuaries of NZ workshop was hosted by the Brook Waimarama Sanctuary, with support from Gotcha Traps and Manaaki Whenua – Landcare Research