We deliver holistic research solutions that address the unique environmental challenges Aotearoa New Zealand faces, and support the mauri of our productive and natural landscapes.

We educate and mentor a diverse group of emerging scientists at undergraduate and post-graduate level across Aotearoa New Zealand, empowering a new generation of bioprotection advocates and researchers to think differently.

Ko ta matou he tuku rangahau tirohanga-whaanui titiro ai I nga wero mo te taiao o Aotearoa-Niu Tireni ake, me te tautoko I te mauri o ona wahanga whaihua, ona ake wahanga tuturu hoki.

Ka whakaako, ka tautoko hoki matou i tetehi roopu whaanui o era tohunga-mo-apopo kei te paetahi, paerua ranei o Aotearoa-Niu Tireni whanui. Ma tenei ka whakakahahia ratou o apopo tiaki taiao-koiora, te hunga rangahau hoki, kia rereke te titiro.

Learn more about our latest research & events

Akohia a matou rangahau hou, a matou huihuinga hoki

In the Media

18 May 2022

Conservation genomics in practice

Director for Bioprotection Aotearoa, Professor Amanda Black was interviewed recently by Nature.  Amanda discusses how Māori deeply care for the environment and biodiversity of Aotearoa New Zealand, as this is…
In the Media

18 May 2022

Bringing the tūī back to town – how native birds are returning to NZ’s restored urban forests

Postdoctoral Fellow Elizabeth Elliot Noe has always followed The Conversation.  Feeling brave, Elizabeth decided to pitch a story idea to them.  She submitted a 900-word article about planting more native…
In the Media

18 May 2022

Familiar reforms part of new Government plan to adapt to a hotter world

This article features comments from Professor Anita Wreford, a researcher for Bioprotection Aotearoa, who welcomes public consultation following the release of the draft National Adaptation Plan.   Anita comments on…

The collective academic strengths of our 11 partners ensure we are uniquely placed to provide world-leading, integrated education and research.

Na te pukaha ngatahi matauranga o o matou hoa rangahau tekau-ma-tahi, taea ai te kii, kei te waahi pai matou tuku matauranga-a-ao ai, me te rangahau.