The takahë is the largest living member of the rail family. It is flightless and occurs only in New Zealand. Two different species existed historically: one on the South Island, Porphyrio hochstetteri ...
Together, we are planning a future for wildlife
The future of wildlife may seem uncertain, but there is hope. CPSG's proven approach to Species Conservation Planning has been turning this challenge into success stories for over 40 years. Our collaborative, scientifically grounded planning gives species a second chance. Together, we can reach the Global Biodiversity Framework's ambitious 2030 targets and change the path of threatened species.
Our Work
Conservation Planning
Our workshops help you plan for species across a broad range of conservation issues, using a proven scientific approach and tools.
Capacity Building
Build your conservation planning skills with our expert-led training and mentoring.
Science Based Tools
Equip yourself with the right tools to develop effective strategies for averting species extinction.
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