Table of Contents


Research Article

Invertebrates of an urban old growth forest are different from forest restoration and garden communities

Richard J. Toft
Denise E. Ford
Jon J. Sullivan
Glenn H. Stewart
Download pdf (620.45 KB)

Identification of potential invertebrate bioindicators of restoration trajectory at a quarry site in Hunua, Auckland, New Zealand

Mike H. Bowie
Erica Stokvis
Keith Barber
John Marris
Simon Hodge
153.09 KB
Download pdf (758.61 KB)

Loss of wetlands since 1990 in Southland, New Zealand

Hugh A. Robertson
Anne-Gaelle Ausseil
Brian Rance
Harley Betts
Eva Pomeroy
Download pdf (1.36 MB)

Predator control on farmland for biodiversity conservation: a case study from Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand

Alistair S. Glen
Mike Perry
Ivor Yockney
Sam Cave
Andrew M. Gormley
Campbell Leckie
Rod Dickson
Wendy Rakete-Stones
Pouri Rakete-Stones
Grant L. Norbury
Wendy A. Ruscoe
Download pdf (880.88 KB)

Costs and benefits of aerial 1080 operations to Western weka (Gallirallus australis australis)

Joris S.J. Tinnemans
Graeme P. Elliott
Tristan E. Rawlence
Anja McDonald
Mara A. Nydegger Bell
Christopher W. Bell
Kirsty J. Moran
Download pdf (603.19 KB)

Kea survival during aerial poisoning for rat and possum control

Joshua R. Kemp
Corey C. Mosen
Graeme P. Elliott
Christine M. Hunter
Paul van Klink
252.65 KB
Download pdf (2.33 MB)

Using paired acoustic sampling to enhance population monitoring of New Zealand’s forest birds

Sara P. Bombaci
Liba Pejchar
211.33 KB
Download pdf (993.35 KB)

The role of pine plantations in source-sink dynamics of North Island robins

Nikki McArthur
Rebecca L. Boulton
Yvan Richard
Doug P. Armstrong
15.39 KB
Download pdf (1.37 MB)

Ecology of scree skinks (Oligosoma waimatense) in O Tu Wharekai Wetland, mid-Canterbury high country, New Zealand

Marieke Lettink
Joanne M. Monks
124.87 KB
Download pdf (1.04 MB)

Does evolution in isolation from mammalian predators have behavioural and chemosensory consequences for New Zealand lizards?

Joanne M. Monks
Nicola J. Nelson
Charles H. Daugherty
Dianne H. Brunton
Richard Shine
Download pdf (733.28 KB)

Early Holocene plant remains from the Cromwell Gorge, Central Otago, New Zealand

Matt S. McGlone
Jamie R. Wood
Download pdf (5.21 MB)


Short Communication

The first recorded interaction between two species separated for centuries suggests they were ecological competitors

Helen R. Taylor
Nicola J. Nelson
Kristina M. Ramstad
127.26 KB
Download pdf (1.11 MB)


Forum Article

Apomixis in indigenous New Zealand woody seed plants and its ecological and wider significance: a working hypothesis

Brian P.J. Molloy
Download pdf (3.68 MB)