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'''The conservation status of birds in Aotearoa New Zealand''', 2021 is a scientific report published by the Department of Conservation (DOC) as part of the New Zealand Threat Classification Series. The report presents the results of an assessment of the conservation status of 491 bird taxa that have been recorded in Aotearoa New Zealand and its Exclusive Economic Zone since human contact. The assessment was conducted by a panel of experts using the [[New Zealand Threat Classification System]] (NZTCS), which is a national system for ranking the threat of extinction for native species and subspecies. | '''The conservation status of birds in Aotearoa New Zealand''', 2021 is a scientific report published by the Department of Conservation (DOC) as part of the New Zealand Threat Classification Series. The report presents the results of an assessment of the conservation status of 491 bird taxa that have been recorded in Aotearoa New Zealand and its Exclusive Economic Zone since human contact. The assessment was conducted by a panel of experts using the [[New Zealand Threat Classification System]] (NZTCS), which is a national system for ranking the threat of extinction for native species and subspecies. | ||
The report provides an update on the changes in the status of bird taxa since the previous assessment in 2016, and identifies the main threats and knowledge gaps affecting their conservation. The report also includes new additions and deletions to the list of bird taxa, as well as changes in taxonomic names and classifications based on recent research. The report aims to inform conservation planning, management, research and advocacy for Aotearoa New Zealand’s native birds. | The report provides an update on the changes in the status of bird taxa since the previous assessment in 2016, and identifies the main threats and knowledge gaps affecting their conservation. The report also includes new additions and deletions to the list of bird taxa, as well as changes in taxonomic names and classifications based on recent research. The report aims to inform conservation planning, management, research and advocacy for Aotearoa New Zealand’s native birds. | ||
The main findings of the report are: | The main findings of the report are: | ||