A fact sheet detailing the biosecurity clearance procedures for yachts and pleasure craft newcomers to New Zealand, including the ports of arrival and necessary documentation.

This fact sheet outlines how exotic pests can be transported to New Zealand via vessels, affecting human health and harming New Zealand’s economy and unique environment. Many insect pests can fly, meaning that they do not have to be physically transferred from a vessel to the land to establish a population.

The acoustic database stores recorded oceanographic sound data that has been collected during acoustic biomass surveys using an echosounder either mounted on a vessel, towed by a vessel, or in a fixed location.

The cod database contains data collected by Ministry for Primary Industries Observers on commercial fishing vessels. cod contains the catch and effort information for observed vessels, length frequency, biological and ageing materials data for commercial species as recorded by the observers, as well as relevant trip and tow information. Cod replaces the earlier observer databases obs, obs_lfs and l_line .

This fact sheet summarises the threat that the exotic plant White Bryony (Byronica cretica subsp. dioica) poses to New Zealand's environment.

You have a role in protecting New Zealand's unique marine environment - don't spread damaging marine pests in biofouling.

A new series of Wood Availability Forecasts has been prepared by Indufor Asia Pacific for the Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI), covering the period from 2021 to 2060. These forecasts are intended as a planning tool for the forest industry, councils, and infrastructure and service providers. New forecasts for nine regional wood supply regions and for New Zealand

Climate change

Climate change

Climate change

Climate change