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New beetle reveals New Zealand origin story

biogeography, conservation, entomology, evolution, front page profile, natural history, student blog, taxonomy, Threatened species, Uncategorized

The pines are invading! Planting non-native species increases re-invasion

biodiversity, conservation, front page profile, fungi, invasive species, plant ecology, Restoration, Soil, student blog, Uncategorized

The war beneath your feet: soil decides the fate of plants

agroecology, community ecology, ecosystem services, front page profile, plant pathology, plant traits, Soil, student blog, Uncategorized

You stride through lush grasslands. The scenery seems perfect. But lurking just below your feet is a battlefield. It’s not an obvious one, of course. There are no bombs going off or explosions or yelling; but there are millions of tiny creatures locked in battle for resources and life. And whoever wins determines whether the…

Bellbird Babel: Dialect differences in NZ bellbirds

behaviour, biogeography, bird ecology, front page profile, monitoring, Science, Species distributions, student blog, Uncategorized, wildlife ecology

Wasps aren’t all aggressive, just misunderstood

behaviour, conservation, entomology, front page profile, insect, insect ecology, student blog, Uncategorized

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If friend-shaped, why not friend?

biodiversity, biosecurity, bird ecology, community conservation, community ecology, conservation, evolution, front page profile, invasive species, possums, Science, student blog, Threatened species, wildlife ecology, wildlife management
Fake terns for real conservation change

behaviour, bird ecology, conservation, front page profile, Species distributions, student blog, Threatened species, wildlife ecology, wildlife management

More than teeth: mouth microbiomes of stoats and possums

coevolution, community ecology, conservation, DNA, evolution, front page profile, invasive species, monitoring, possums, student blog, taxonomy
Polka dots, patches and pinstripes? Productive pasture patterns

agroecology, biodiversity, community ecology, ecosystem services, front page profile, health, plant traits, Soil, student blog, Uncategorized
It’s not you, it’s your species: Mate choice in fishing spiders

behaviour, biogeography, DNA, evolution, front page profile, Species distributions, spiders, student blog, Uncategorized
The shrubland invasion: What’s driving it?

biodiversity, biosecurity, community ecology, front page profile, invasive species, plant ecology, Species distributions, student blog, Uncategorized
It’s only forever, not long at all

evolution, front page profile, human, Science, Tolkien, Uncategorized
Kiwi: now in 3D

behaviour, bird ecology, conservation, front page profile, monitoring, Species distributions, Uncategorized, wildlife ecology, wildlife management

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