The New Zealand Plant Conservation Network, established in 2003, is dedicated to preserving the rich and unique native plant life of New Zealand. With over 950 members worldwide, the network strives to raise awareness, promote conservation, and restore native flora. Their vision is to ensure the recognition and protection of New Zealand's diverse plant species.

The network offers various services, including plant identification, publications, training, restoration projects, and habitat protection. Members enjoy access to resources such as botanical journals, newsletters, and plant lists. By joining the network, individuals and organizations can contribute to the conservation efforts and be part of a community passionate about protecting New Zealand's botanical heritage.

With a focus on education and collaboration, the New Zealand Plant Conservation Network is a vital resource for anyone interested in preserving the country's unique plant species