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Innovative electric barrier protects mudfish habitat

Department of Conservation —  23/04/2024

An underwater electric barrier is providing a safe haven for the ‘nationally critical’ Canterbury Mudfish/kōwaro.

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Finding the fish that swam with dinosaurs  

Department of Conservation —  28/09/2023

Zooming in on a precious, unusual, and poorly understood native freshwater fish, known around the country as lamprey, kanakana and piharau.

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Wifi in the wilderness

Department of Conservation —  04/08/2023

In the eastern Taranaki hinterland, innovation and digital technology drive the conservation efforts of Jobs for Nature funding recipients Eight Hundred Trust. We visit Miranda and Daryl at their isolated property to find out more.

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Looking up: The future of technology and conservation 

Department of Conservation —  12/04/2023

This year’s Long Term Insights Briefing looks at the role emerging technology and data could play in protecting the biodiversity and taonga of Aotearoa New Zealand.

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Rakiura Community goes high-tech with pest control

Department of Conservation —  02/10/2019

Learn about DOC’s successful “Walk the Line” trapping app, and how it’s being used by community groups.

A great example is the Stewart Island/Rakiura Community and Environment Trust, who first adopted DOC’s Walk the Line smart phone trapping app three years ago.

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