2018/19 Conservation Services Programme Reports

This report outlines the research carried out through the Conservation Services Programme Annual Plan 2018-19, and provides updates on multi-year projects started in previous years. Published 2020.

This is the final report for MIT2018-01: Protected species engagement project. Published 2020.

This is the final report abstract for POP2018-05: Westland petrel population size estimate. Published 2020.

These are the monthly reports for POP2018-02: Hoiho population and tracking project.

This is a final report for INT2015-03: Identification and storage of cold-water coral bycatch specimens. Published 2020.

This is the final report for INT2018-05: Updated analysis of spine-tailed devil ray post-release survival. Published 2019.

This is the final annual report for MIT2017-01: Protected species liaison project. Published 2019.

This is the final report for POP2018-04: Flesh-footed shearwater population monitoring 2018/19. Published 2019.

These are the final reports for POP2017-03: Salvin's albatross, Bounty Islands population project. Published 2019.

This report describes the results of ongoing population monitoring of New Zealand sea lions at the Auckland islands. This is the final report for the 2018/19 year. Published 2019.

This is the final report for POP2017-04: Seabird population research, Auckland Islands 2018-19. Published 2019.

This page contains the final reports for POP2017-06: Indirect effects on seabirds in north-east North Island region. Published 2019.

This is a final report for POP2017-07: The age and growth of New Zealand protected corals at high risk. Published 2019.

This the report page for INT2016-02: Identification of seabirds captured in New Zealand fisheries. Published 2019.

This is the final report for MIT2017-03: Characterisation and mitigation of protected species interactions in the inshore trawl fisheries. Published 2019.

This the annual report on the identification of marine mammals captured in New Zealand fisheries in 2018/19 (1 July 2018 - 30 June 2019). Published 2019.

Read the research report for the the Antipodean wandering albatross census and population study 2019. Published 2019.