This spring marks 40 years since the beginning of two of Aotearoa New Zealand’s most successful apples – JAZZ™ and ENVY™ .

The November issue of Connect is out now, featuring the Bioeconomy Science Institute's latest forestry news.

New Zealand sites will be used as part of an upcoming European Space Agency (ESA) mission to better understand the role forests play in the carbon and water cycle.

Two of New Zealand's new public research organisations have collaborated on a recent article aimed at better understanding climate change and wildfire risk.

Rosie Sargent loves wood. It’s an incredible complex material, she says, that performs well and shouldn’t be underestimated.

We are proud to announce that a major interdisciplinary project has won a Marsden Fund Council Award.

Building on nearly a century of pea breeding expertise, the Bioeconomy Science Institute is developing the next generation of pea cultivars to support the future of one of NZ’s most valuable vegetable export industries.

The Bioeconomy Science Institute is excited to receive more than $6 million of funding to start five new research projects.

Stay on top of the ever-changing research landscape of synthetic biology in and around Australasia

Features a celebration of the launch of He Rautaki Ngahere Māori 2040 (the National Māori Forestry Strategy).

Bringing together weed biocontrol scientists from across the world to exchange ideas, innovations, and developments.

Bringing together environmental, operations, technical and management representatives from the forest industry, and local and central government to both ensure compliance and create policy.