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Draft National Policy Statement for Indigenous Biodiversity Consultation

Corina Jordan (B+LNZ's Environment Policy Lead) explains the Government’s new proposed National Policy Statement for Indigenous Biodiversity and its implications for sheep and beef farmers. Consultations close on 14 March

Please check out the B+LNZ website for information about attending a workshop and making a submission at https://beeflambnz.com/npsbiodiversity2020 

Download the presentation slideshow at https://beeflambnz.com/knowledge-hub/PDF/national-policy-statement-indigenous-biodiversity-presentation

NO KEYWORDS, indigenous habitats, significant natural areas, regional plans, district plans, resource management act, implementation on a regional basis, native to new zealand, terrestrial habitats

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