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Template for mapping wetlands under the NPS Freshwater Management 2020
The attached GDB has a layer that is designed to open in ArcGIS Pro, as it offers multi-choice functionality. See the Bartlam and Burge (2024) report for a full explanation, and... -
Antarctic Soils Database
This database contains site and soil descriptions as well as associated soil chemical, physical and mineralogical data for 912 sites in Antarctica. They were collected during 30... -
Manuka-Kanuka shrublands vegetation survey with associated climate and landsc...
Tables supporting the analysis in: Rossignaud, L., & Hulme, P. E. (2023). Native vegetation structure, landscape features and climate shape non-native plant richness and... -
Ancient and modern scats record broken ecological interactions and a decline ...
Supporting data for Boast et al. 2023 “Ancient and modern scats record broken ecological interactions and a decline in dietary breadth of the critically endangered kākāpo parrot... -
State of NZ Garden Birds 2021 | Reports
Birds act as 'backyard barometers' - telling us about the health of the environment we live in. They are signalling significant changes in our environment over the past 10- and... -
State of NZ Garden Birds 2020 | Reports
Birds act as 'backyard barometers' - telling us about the health of the environment we live in. They are signalling significant changes in our environment over the past 10- and... -
Rodent review datasets
This dataset contains the databases (csv format) on the population and spatial ecology of ship rats (Rattus rattus), Norway rats (Rattus norvegicus), and house mice (Mus... -
Graphics | Map outlines
Sketched graphics depicting map outlines. Graphics produced by C. Mary Brake, Reflection Graphics for the NZ Garden Bird Survey as part of the 'Building Trustworthy Biodiversity... -
NZGBS 2018 | trend analysis methods
This report summarises the data editing, analysis and interpretation protocols for State of NZ Garden Birds 2018 - Te Ahua o nga Manu o te Kari i Aotearoa, which are as follows:... -
NZGBS 2018 | participation trends
This report summarises spatial coverage and trends in participation in the NZ Garden Bird Survey (NZGBS) 2007 to 2018 based on garden-survey records only. It then explores the... -
State of NZ Garden Birds 2019 | Reports
Birds act as 'backyard barometers' - telling us about the health of the environment we live in. They are signalling significant changes in our environment over the last 10- and... -
NZGBS 2018 | Trend estimates
Percent change in counts for 14 garden bird counts for the last 10 years (2008-18) and 5 years (2013-18) at four spatial scales: national, regional (R), territorial authority... -
Penicillium literature review Appendix 1
A spreadsheet listing all 487 accepted Penicillium species, their occurrence in New Zealand (based on NZFungi2 data), notes of their lifestyle, and diagnostic DNA sequences.... -
State of NZ Garden Birds 2018 | Reports
Birds act as 'backyard barometers' - telling us about the health of the environment we live in. They are signalling significant changes in our environment over the last 10 and... -
State of NZ Garden Birds 2017 | Reports
Birds act as 'backyard barometers' - telling us about the health of the environment we live in. They are signalling significant changes in our environment over the last 11... -
Markdown syntax tips
Tips for formattg entries in CKAN/DataStore -
Admin images
Image collection used within DataStore -
NZ Garden Bird Survey | Logo development
Process used to select a logo for the NZ Garden Bird Survey. The NZGBS community was invited to vote and comment on eight candidate logo concepts. This work was undertaken as... -
NZGBS 2018 | Barplots | Urban Rural
Changes in NZ Garden Bird counts for 14 common garden birds for urban rural areas for the last 10 years (2008 to 2018) and last 5 years (2013 to 2018). Barplots are only... -
Graphics | Bird icons | Grey set 1
Grey icons for some common NZ garden birds with background circles (dark grey for native species; light grey for introduced species). Designed by Fabiola C. Rodriguez Estrada...
