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In this webinar we acknowledge breadth and expertise of climate research across Aotearoa by talking to a small group of researchers who are pushing the boundaries. From how glaciers are responding to climate, to the way Te Tiriti and climate change intersect in our health system responses, to our abilities to access home insurance for our whare, and myriad ways children are engaging with climat...

A suite of Deep South Challenge research has looked at approaches to support decision-making under uncertainty primarily for adaptation to climate change. Join Anita Wreford, Tom Logan, Graeme Guthrie and Andrew Allison for a discussion on various decision-making tools and how to apply them. This webinar is for planners and decision-makers in local and central government, businesses, and infras...

Climate change adaptation is an unprecedented challenge for mana whenua and local authorities. Many feel uncertain and unsupported because there is little guidance as to the range of management and governance changes that will be needed. In spite of this, some are “just doing it”, experimenting and innovating for more just and robust adaptation decision-making. This project is learning from the...

Enabling community-based adaptation: Policy-oriented learning from the Manawatū-Whanganui and Taranaki regions Communities along rivers and shorelines are on the frontline of the climate change adaptation imperative. They cannot adapt on their own. Enduring adaptive capacity is founded on relationships of trust built amongst residents, mana whenua, Territorial Local Authorities, Regional Counci...

He taonga tuku iho, ko te manu tukutuku, kua ngaro atu kē ki ngā hau e whā, kua whakamīharo ā tātou nei ngākau kia puta ake ki te whaiao, ki te ao mārama. "A treasured kite lost to the winds brings much joy when found again." Responding to a changing climate includes asking, what tools do we have that can be repurposed? And it means taking care not to forget the importance of joy. As climate ch...

This is a presentation at a meeting of analysts at the New Zealand Climate Change Commission on 23 May, 2024. The presenter is Andrew Pauling, from the University of Otago, who talks through sea ice modelling research undertaken as part of the Deep South National Science Challenge | Te Kōmata o Te Tonga. Hosts are Kate Turner, Knowledge Broker at the Deep South Challenge, and Challenge Director...

This is a presentation at a meeting of analysts at the New Zealand Climate Change Commission on 23 May, 2024. The presenter is Erik Behrens, ocean modeller at NIWA, who talks through oceans research undertaken as part of the Deep South National Science Challenge | Te Kōmata o Te Tonga. Hosts are Kate Turner, Knowledge Broker at the Deep South Challenge, and Challenge Director, Phil Wiles. More ...

This is a presentation at a meeting of analysts at the New Zealand Climate Change Commission on 23 May, 2024. The presenter is Olaf Morgenstern, climate modeller at NIWA and member of the Deep South Challenge Leadership Team, who talks through research connected to earth systems modelling as part of the Deep South National Science Challenge | Te Kōmata o Te Tonga. Hosts are Kate Turner, Knowled...

Hana Burgess & Haylee Koroi in conversation with Naomi Simmonds Co-hosted by Toi Tangata & Te Kōmata o te Tonga, The Deep South National Science Challenge In this webinar, we bring to the fore a whakapapa conceptualisation of kai, one that centers whanaungatanga - being in good relation. When we talk about kai, we are talking about the food we eat, but through whakapapa, the concept ‘kai’ evoke...

Presenters: Te Morehu Whenua (Rawiri Tinirau, Manaaki Hogg, Inglis Tinirau-Williams, Ata Rangi Pehi and Tumanako Pehi), and Toi Rito Toi Rangatira rangatahi climate leadership group. Rangatahi are pivotal agents of change in climate adaptation. Their unique perspectives, innovative ideas, and energetic advocacy are driving significant shifts in both policy and grassroots initiatives aimed at cr...

Jen Purdie presents the findings from her Deep South Challenge research into climate change impacts on NZ electricity.

This presentation features three DSC researchers and their respective projects. Conrad presents on Infrastructure disruption from coastal flooding With rising sea levels New Zealand’s infrastructure becomes more exposed to coastal flooding. This research focuses not only on where, but also how future coastal flooding may disrupt national infrastructure. Coastal flooding may cause short-term dis...

Rod Oram, Global context and perspectives Rod Oram has more than 40 years’ experience as an international business journalist. He is a frequent public speaker on deep sustainability, business, economics, innovation, creativity and entrepreneurship, in both NZ and global contexts. Rod was a founding trustee of Akina Foundation, which helps social enterprises develop their business models in area...

Enabling transformational adaptation in the primary sector: Possible, Plausible, Preferable? Are there limits to adaptation in Aotearoa? Is it plausible: and if so, what is stopping us? And just what IS the future we want? A series of experts will present short talks on hot topics before being joined by Lauren Rickards and Rod Oram for a robust panel discussion on the challenges of enabling eff...

Adapting Aotearoa Panel 3 | Incentivising action

Mana Rangatahi: Youth Climate change leadership decision making with Te Aratai College

River flows under climate change for River Managers Professional Development Programme

Water and Wellbeing webinar | Deep South Challenge, Tuesday 12 December 2023.

Mana Rangatahi Youth climate leadership and decision making with Te Pā o Rākaihautū Impacts & Ada

Innovations for Climate Adaptation

Ko Papa Ko Rangi keynote speaker: Shamubeel Eaqub

Ko Papa Ko Rangi panel 2 | Funding and financing the future

Ko Papa Ko Rangi panel 1 | How do we conceptualise the costs of climate change?

The River Runs Through: Changing snowfall for, irrigation, energy supply and healthy rivers

Vision Mātauranga update 2022

E tika te rere o te kuaka: Indigenous observations of a changing environment

Where are we heading? A panel discussion on the draft national adaptation plan

A Mean Heat: How the climate is driving marine heatwaves

Te Taura and Te Aho: How to