Extroverted, happy all rounder doing somewhat anything and everything to do with people, connecting & science. Love dogs, cats, running, forests, life.
Amazing opportunity for a passionate person in Conservation and Tourism - General Manager - Wingspan National Bird of Prey Centre - Rotorua https://t.co/gc2y0UiLJy via @NZConJobs#conservation#Rotorua#conservationjob#Raptors
@ChiefSciAdvisor@Kentabury @thkukutai @SimonKingham@Bureauchem@Kentabury has been an amazing mentor to us at Te Papa Atawhai, thank you for all your hard mahi. A well deserved retirement although we all know it’s not a retirement, just more time for 🏊♂️ 🚴 🏃♀️ 🎣!
Job alert! Times two! A unique opportunity to work across the primary sector, biosecurity and conservation! @MPI_NZ is looking for a Principal Adviser and a Senior Adviser Conservation. https://t.co/GdYXWAIw8m #job#conservation#biosecurity
Thrilled to be part of this paper lead by Insu showing how important the Myrtaceae are to Aotearoa/NZ's forests. Especially important re. #MyrtleRust. Check it out here (it's #OpenAccess!):
https://t.co/8RNZ0Zu1ab
@byondMyrtleRust @_fleecepants @MajPadamsee
What's the key way you can help prevent the spread of myrtle rust this summer? Read more on our guest blog by Jenny Leonard at Beyond Myrtle Rust. https://t.co/6mvRRHFn5l
We are excited to host 6 summer students on B3 projects this summer aiming to mitigate the impact of invasive species in Aotearoa New Zealand hosted by @LincolnUniNZ@plantandfood@AgResearchNEWS see more at https://t.co/0dT3OL8XqE
@tamaticoffey@KiriAllan@DavidParkerMP@BrookingRachel Definitely Mugwort (A. vulgaris). Seen take this off at Hockey grounds in Rotorua too. Is a good feed for some animals to deter worms (we use it for our goats), good in chicken coops to deter mites.
We're looking for an experienced Weed Management Scientist to join @scion_research Work to support forest establishment and wilding pine control. Please retweet and share with your networks.
https://t.co/Ia5gqcUggY
Out today: Te ao Māori climate change report.
Report synthesises latest climate change research through a Māori lens, identifying potential impacts, implications, mitigation and adaptation strategies for whānau, hapū, iwi and Māori business.
https://t.co/cFpQ21fn0I
#climatechange