Hundreds of native species highly vulnerable to climate change

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February 3, 2025

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Castle Hill buttercup. PHOTO: DOC

Media release | A major assessment released by DOC shows many of New Zealand’s native plants and animals are in for a rough time as climate change impacts increase.

Source: https://www.carbonnews.co.nz/story.asp?storyID=33563

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