(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Mention: Any bat species
Mention: Ecological Impact Assessment (EcIA)
Action: Introduce yourself to someone who has worked as an ecologist overseas
Action: Share a tool or software that you frequently use for ecological assessments with someone
Mention: SEV
Action: Introduce yourself to someone outside of your company
Action: Find someone who has visited an NZ island set up for conservation purposes (e.g., Tiritiri Matangi)
Action: Have worked with a panel member on a project before
Mention: Cumulative effects
Action: Look at the back of your card, find someone with a matching species
Mention: Forest gecko
Mention: Riparian planting
Mention: Mitigation hierarchy
Action: Caught a shortfin eel this week
Mention: Ponga/silver tree fern
Mention: Environmental DNA (eDNA)
Mention: Sustainability
Action: Share a funny or unusual fieldwork story with someone
Action: Introduce yourself to someone who has been onsite/in the field this week
Action: Discuss a species of concern that has been challenging to manage or protect with someone
Action: Ask someone about their favourite native New Zealand species and why
Action: Share a challenging consent process you've been involved with
Action: Ask the Panel a question
Action: During networking, discuss a unique ecological challenge you've faced on a project
Action: Find someone who has published a paper and ask about their research
Mention: Terrestrial ecology
Mention: Planners/planning
Mention: Any pest species
Action: Find someone who prefers the BOAM over the BCM
Mention: Any native species
Mention: Short-tailed bat
Action: Completed fieldwork/site visit today
Mention: EIANZ Guidelines
Mention: ECR
Mention: BOAM
Mention: NPS:FM
Mention: Any council
Mention: Compensation
Action: Introduce yourself to someone who’s worked in the industry for over 5 years
Action: Discuss which bird you’re nominating for NZ Bird Of The Year 2024 and why
Mention: Monitoring or survey
Mention: Net loss/net gain
Action: Discuss a recent change in environmental regulations with someone
Mention: Any tree/plant species
Mention: Connectivity
Mention: Mātauranga Māori
Mention: Wildlife Act Authorisation/permit
Mention: Resource consent
Mention: ESG
Action: Find someone who prefers the BCM over the BOAM
Mention: Marine ecology
Action: Caught a copper skink this week
Mention: Wetland
Mention: Compliance
Mention: Karakia
Mention: Any lizard species
Mention: Ecological restoration
Mention: Offset
Mention: Vegetation clearance
Mention: Copper skink
Mention: BCM
Mention: Māpou/red matipo
Mention: Long-tailed bat
Action: Tell someone about a species monitoring technique that you've found effective
Action: Discuss a memorable/unique fieldwork moment (through work, volunteering, or leisure)
Action: Introduce yourself to a Panel member
Action: Introduce yourself to someone who’s worked in the industry for less than 5 years
Mention: Kawariki/large-leaved coprosma
Mention: Any fish species
Action: Share your funniest client interaction regarding ecology matters
