Presentations given at the 2023 Sanctuaries of New Zealand workshop, held at Mt Bruce, in order presented.
Day one
- Miskelly C. From farm to forest — 50 years of ecological transformation on Mana Island
- MacDermid K, Stone Z, Armstrong D. Improving translocation outcomes through monitoring and adapting management
- Cooper H, Galbraith M. The Pohutukawa project — citizen scientists assessing management options for a monoculture forest on Tiritiri Matangi
- Ferrari G. Predator Free NZ 2050 and the provision of ecosystem services in horticulture: insights from native birds in ecosanctuaries
- Castro I, Witehira R. Tomo-informed translocations for kiwi in a changing climate
- Nelson N. Tuatara nesting and climate change
- Woolley C. Conservation of lizards in NZ cities: from backyards to urban sanctuaries
- Kessels E. Exploring the effects of habitat change on lizard populations in Wellington
- McGee K. Exploring the effects of habitat change on lizard populations in Wellington
- Fea N, Hartley S, Griffiths J. The influence of seedfall, rats and weather on populations of New Zealand forest birds, expressed as multi-factor density impact functions
Day two
- Tait A. Climate Change — What does it mean for New Zealand?
- Whitelaw S. What does climate change mean for braided rivers?
- Barlow-Tukaki O. Iwi climate and 1080
- Allen W. Impacts of Cyclone Gabrielle on ecosanctuaries: the good, the bad and the ugly
Thanks to our sponsors
The 2023 Sanctuaries of NZ workshop was hosted by Pūkaha National Wildlife Centre, with support from Gotcha Traps and Manaaki Whenua – Landcare Research
