Credit: Alexandre Schmiel NIWA 2018
As the Sustainable Seas National Science Challenge comes to a close, this series of webinars brings together key lessons and recommendations from 10 years of research. Tuesday 4 June 2024, 11:00am Enabling…
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20 May 2024 – 18 June 2024 We're hosting a series of regional workshops designed for Māori partners and stakeholders to hear about and discuss the results of our research on managing for a…
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Indigenous-led solutions for marine governance and management Te Wharekura o Mauao, Tauranga 9:00am Tuesday 16 – 5:00pm Thursday 18 April 2024 The event will be followed by a formal dinner on the evening of…
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Register Pāua fisheries are increasingly at risk from environmental change. Neither fisheries management, fishing sectors (commercial, customary, or recreational), nor seafood business investors and lenders, systematically account for any ‘value change’…
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Register Why do we argue about risk and uncertainty when making decisions about the use of marine resources in Aotearoa New Zealand? This question gets to the heart of why people…
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Register Aotearoa New Zealand is surrounded by a marine territory which is 15 times larger than its land. Currently, the law and policy which governs our expansive marine environment is split…
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Register here A collaborative research project by Fisheries New Zealand (FNZ) and Sustainable Seas National Science Challenge has explored how mapping and modelling tools can support multi-species finfish management, with a…
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After an extended break due to the pandemic, we were excited to bring the Sustainable Seas community – researchers, governance, co-developers, Māori partners, stakeholders, and more – together again kanohi…
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Restorative economies are practical models that aim to reverse environmental degradation and build natural capital by fostering new investments and business enterprises. The Restorative marine economies project aims to develop knowledge…
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Save our ocean, protect our future was the tagline for the 2022 UN Ocean Conference, held in Lisbon, Portugal, at the end of June. Thousands gathered to discuss the rapid…
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This webinar will discuss how we are weaving together the findings from 75 research projects carried out 2014–2023, and working together with end-users, to ensure the overall result of Sustainable…
More: Te Au o Te Moana | Special webinar series: Whakatutuki – Bringing it all togetherMātauranga Māori is increasingly informing science policy and natural resource management approaches in Aotearoa New Zealand. This webinar will reflect on the question – what is mātauranga Māori? Panel discussionOur panel…
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