A report to aid the voluntary conservation of clematis vines in Wellington.
Learn about options for protection and future management of coastal foredune vegetation in the Wellington region.
The factsheet provides interesting information on dactylanthus with regard to distribution, status, unique features and dactylanthus recovery.
A factsheet outlining the results of tree fuchsia monitoring in the Tararua Forest Park.
Find out about mistletoes in the Bay of Plenty Conservancy.
The objectives of mistletoe conservation in the Wellington Conservancy are presented in this report.
Browse publications from Canterbury's Motukarara Nursery.
A factsheet explaining how you can help reduce further loss of indigenous biodiversity in the Wellington region through appropriate native planting beside streams.
A report providing baseline information about the vegetation and plant species of the Eastbourne Hills in the Wellington region.
A plan to protect and restore northern rata in the Wellington Conservancy.
Factsheets to help you recognise the small-leaved tree daisy species and take an interest in their welfare.
This report presents information on the indigenous orchids of the Chatham Islands.
Pikao, or pingao, is vital for the preservation of New Zealand's sand dune ecosystems. Learn why and what needs to be done to protect this golden sand sedge.
A strategy to ensure that the Wellington region’s indigenous plants continue to exist in the wild as part of functioning ecosystems.
A guide to environmentally-friendly alternatives to pest plants or environmental weeds in the lower North Island.
A factsheet about the plants that can be found on the Chatham Islands.
View a list of native plants found in Talbot Forest Scenic Reserve.
Find out how you can get a copy of this field guide to the threatened plants of Canterbury.
This booklet is designed as a field guide to 50 highly threatened plants that occur in Northland.
A field guide to help you identify indigenous orchids reported from the lower North Island.
Native plants conservation