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Working to protect, conserve and manage New Zealand’s unique biodiversity
is an enormous, challenging and rewarding task. Many agencies, groups,
organisations and individuals play a vital role, both formal and informal,
paid and voluntary, private and public.
You will find information on this broad spectrum of people involved in
this section.
Some of the key players were identified in the
New Zealand Biodiversity Strategy, released
in February 2000.
Among them are four central government agencies which have been funded NZ$187 million over the five years to 2005
to co-ordinate 20 programmes to help achieve the strategy’s outcomes.
This section also links you to some of the key players
outside central government who are helping to turn the tide and halt the
decline of New Zealand’s unique native biodiversity. |
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