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Our Impact Report highlights the difference NZPWRT is making across New Zealand's hill country. It showcases how our investment in breeding, research, knowledge sharing and partnerships is helping regional councils, farmers and rural professionals protect erosion-prone land, build resilient landscapes, and strengthen the future use of poplars and willows.
Topics: NZPWRT;
Document Type: Publications;
At a recent webinar, NZPWRT introduced their Strategy 2026-2036, where they shared their vision for the future, the strategic priorities that will guide their work, and how they plan to strengthen research, extension and partnerships to support resilient landscapes and productive farming systems.
Topics: NZPWRT;
Document Type: Videos;
This Annual Plan outlines the key priorities and actions for the NZPWRT for the 2026 – 2027 financial year. It provides a clear framework for delivering the first phase of the 2026-2036 Strategy, ensuring the Trust focuses on high-impact activities aligned with its four strategic pillars.
Topics: NZPWRT;
Document Type: Publications;
This strategy provides a clear direction for the Trust over the next 5-10 years. It outlines how we will build greater awareness, confidence and adoption of poplar and willow as practical and valuable tools within New Zealand’s landscapes and communities.
Topics: NZPWRT;
Document Type: Publications;
The NZ Poplar and Willow Research Trust is committed to ensuring poplar and willow continue to play an essential role in protecting and enhancing New Zealand’s landscapes and communities.
Topics: Poplar Information; Willow Information; NZPWRT;
Document Type: Publications;