The New Zealand Biosecurity Institute is an incorporated society with membership open to indiviudals interested in biosecurity issues. We organise activities on a local and national basis and produce a quarterly magazine.
Membership of the New Zealand Biosecurity Institute is open to anyone with an interest in the Biosecurity field. Applications can be made online or in writing. Subscriptions are still only NZ$60 per year. Find out more about joining NZBI.
John Innes has won the Peter Nelson Award for Excellence in Vertebrate Pest Management John Innes is a Senior Researcher (Wildlife Ecology) at Manaaki Whenua Landcare Research. He has made a significant contribution to vertebrate pest management…
Sam Stephens and Juliet O’Connell from Bay of Plenty Regional Council have won the Dave Galloway Innovation Award for the development of the Biosecurity Spatial Data System (Geopest). Data on the go. Dave Galloway Innovation Award winners Sam…
More to encourage landowners to embrace biosecurity The winner of the 2020 NZBI Scholarship is Britney Ford. She is studying towards a Master of Environmental Management at Massey University. For her thesis, Britney will undertake a catchment-based…
