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Sustain: What can be done about invasive species?
SUSTAIN is a podcast brought to you by Ngā Ara Whetū: Centre for Climate, Biodiversity, and Society. Invasive species are costing us billions of dollars, but what can be done about it? Maria Armoudian...
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Reimagining Our World: A Competition from Ngā Ara Whetū and The Big Q
Reimagining Our World | Redefining Success | Redefining Beauty What we value in society shapes our behaviour and influences our current and future world. Our aspirations, definitions, and incentives...
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Is CO2 in control of our freshwater?
Left to right: Dr Adam Hartland introduced by JR Rowland, Ngā Ara Whetū Director and Deputy Dean, Faculty of Science We are about to find out: New Zealand will be first in the world to lead an...
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Can planting more trees slow climate change?
Our experts say it won’t be enough, and in some cases, it can make matters worse. With us are three experts from the University of Auckland. If you prefer to read than listen, enjoy Ngā Ara Whetū’s...
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Human rights scholar wins top Royal Society award
Human rights and sustainability researcher Dr Maria Armoudian from Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland has won the Royal Society Te Apārangi Early Career Research Excellence Award for Social...
View ArticleEXTREME WEATHER & OCEAN WARMING: Insights from Ngā Kōrero Webinar
New Zealand’s marine life faces unprecedented challenges due to extreme weather and warming linked to climate change. Oceans around the world are warming and ecosystems are facing the consequences....
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What does a new President mean for biodiversity in Guatemala?
SUSTAIN Podcast: Guatemala is one of the most dangerous countries in the world for land and environmental activists, with a history of indigenous genocide linked to colonial land grabs, the Cold War...
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How will NZ Keep its Promises Made at COP28?
The action at COP 28 offers the new government a chance to prove to its detractors that it’s not such a “fossil” after all. Although the new coalition government in New Zealand has already begun...
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Shaping a path to circular economies in the EU and New Zealand
Shaping a path to circular economies in the EU and New Zealand Seminar was well timed with the University of Auckland’s Business School establishing a new research beacon, Circular Economy in...
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