News Article: New interactive map: Why 15 per cent is crucial figure for saving NZ’s biodiversity

Eco-index co-lead Dr John Reid described the data-informed, catchment-by-catchment restoration targets accompanying the maps as the most “comprehensive and ecologically meaningful” to date.

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/new-interactive-eco-index-map-why-15-per-cent-is-a-crucial-figure-for-saving-nzs-biodiversity/G6PYFODV2ZFF7ACXKTAR3ZUOVQ/

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