The Royal Society of New Zealand is a prestigious organization dedicated to promoting science, technology, and the humanities in New Zealand. Established in 1867, it serves as a national academy that supports research, education, and public engagement in various fields. The society also provides expert advice to the government and fosters collaboration among scientists, researchers, and educators. The society is involved in numerous activities, including publishing scientific journals, organizing conferences, and awarding fellowships. It also plays a key role in recognizing outstanding contributions to science through various awards. The Royal Society aims to enhance the understanding and appreciation of science in New Zealand society.