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Publishers of the NZ Journal of Ecology

The New Zealand Journal of Ecology is a vital forum for ecologists to publish research relevant to New Zealand and the South Pacific.

The journal is highly regarded worldwide (2019 impact factor 1.516 - Journal Citation Reports, Web of Science Group). The Society provides a searchable full-text catalogue of journals and papers going back to 1952.

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Latest articles

New Zealand Environmental Data Stack (NZEnvDS): A standardised collection of spatial layers for environmental modelling and site characterisation (In Press)
James K. McCarthy
John R. Leathwick
Pierre Roudier
James R. F. Barringer
Thomas R. Etherington
Fraser J. Morgan
Nathan P. Odgers
Robbie H. Price
Susan K. Wiser
Sarah J. Richardson
Dead frond “skirts” as tree fern defence: what is the evidence? (In Press)
James M. R. Brock
Bruce R. Burns
Networks and themes in the publications of the New Zealand Ecological Society over the last six decades
George L. W. Perry
Matt S. McGlone
Dactylanthus flower visitation by New Zealand lesser short-tailed bats appears to be influenced by daily rainfall
Zenon J. Czenze
Tertia Thurley
Occupancy and relative abundances of introduced ungulates on New Zealand’s public conservation land 2012–2018
Paul D. Moloney
David M. Forsyth
David S. L. Ramsay
Mike Perry
Meredith McKay
Andrew M. Gormley
Benno Kappers
Elaine F. Wright
Bioacoustic monitoring of lower North Island bird communities before and after aerial application of 1080
Roald Bomans
Asher Cook
Stephen Hartley

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