Students are often passionate about their world, particularly about sustainable action. Many joined recent student-lead marches for climate change, to act about a crisis they felt powerless to change. So how can we help students take action on issues like climate change?
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Dr. James Ataria (Rongomaiwahine, Ngāti Kahungunu, Ngāti Raukawa) is an ecotoxicologist whose work integrates Māori environmental knowledge with scientific research. His studies on contaminants in freshwater ecosystems, such as the Ahuriri Estuary and Mataura River, highlight the importance of community involvement and cultural perspectives in environmental science.
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Scientists predict a 30% chance of a magnitude-8 earthquake on the Alpine Fault in the next 50 years. This article explores the evidence behind that forecast and how researchers are preparing New Zealand for one of its greatest seismic risks.
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Pamela Kilmartin and Alan Gilmore have spent decades mapping the southern skies. From discovering minor planets to advancing cometary research, their work at Mount John Observatory has shaped New Zealand’s contribution to global astronomy.
Read MoreProfessor Amanda Black is a biochemist specialising in soil and water chemistry. Her research focuses on understanding plant-bacteria interactions, particularly those affecting native trees like kauri. Collaborating with rongoā experts, she has identified companion plants that may inhibit kauri dieback. Professor Black is also a member of the National Māori Biosecurity Network, advocating for hapū […]
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