Biodiversité

Selon une étude publiée ce lundi, le niveau de la mer pourrait augmenter de près d'un mètre dans plusieurs parties de l'archipel. Les villes de Wellington et d'Auckland seraient particulièrement vulnérables aux inondations. Sur le front de mer, des milliers d'habitants devraient être relocalisés.

The Minister of Conservation Eugenie Sage today launched Te Mana o te Taiao, the Aotearoa New Zealand Biodiversity Strategy - a way forward that envisions Aotearoa New Zealand as a place where ecosystems are healthy and resilient, and people embrace the natural world.

“Many of New Zealand’s plants and wildlife species are found nowhere else on Earth. They are ancient and unique – we have giant invertebrates, flightless birds, penguins that live in the forest, trees that can live for over a thousand years, and the smallest dolphin in the world. These creatures and plants have been isolated to the islands and waters of Aotearoa since the days of the dinosaurs” said Eugenie Sage.