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Tourism and Covid-19 – Opportunities and challenges for rural communities
How COVID-19, and debates about the future shape of tourism, bring opportunities as well as challenges for rural communities in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Reducing Future Extreme Weather Impacts in Aotearoa New Zealand
Researchers from the Extreme Weather Research Platform (EWRP) present their key findings.
Social Vulnerability in Disasters: Who is being left out of our efforts to prepare for disasters?
A research team is investigating the impacts of disasters on vulnerable lives, including homeless people, low socio-economic renters, migrant communities and people who inject drugs.
Growing Up in New Zealand (GUiNZ) Extreme Weather Survey
Key findings from the Growing Up in New Zealand (GUiNZ) Extreme Weather Survey of 680 rangatahi/young people and 817 mothers/primary caregivers about their experiences.
Toitū te Whenua
How can mātauranga Māori and modern approaches to adaptation protect the cultural identity and wellbeing of Māori?
SMART Resilient Communities
Technology is transforming the communities we live in. How can we harness technology to help build our resilience to natural hazards and disasters?
How do volcanologists forecast eruptions?
An overview of forecasting options and how they relate to Aotearoa New Zealand's volcanoes.
How can our coastal communities adapt to an uncertain future?
Our Coastal Hazards research team present their recent work on coastal adaptation using the ‘Dynamic Adaptive Pathways Planning’ approach.
Resilience of Aotearoa New Zealand’s Built Environment
How is research improving the resilience of our buildings and infrastructure networks to natural hazards?
Next Generation Earthquake & Tsunami Hazard and Response
Researchers have used earthquake cycle simulators to overcome many of the challenges posed by limited modern observations of large earthquakes.
Live Expert Q&A: Adaptation Pathways & Decision-Making for Natural Hazard Resilience
Continuing the conversations from our Te Tai Whanake symposium, some of our panelists answered your questions live.
Impact-based severe weather warnings for Aotearoa New Zealand
Our Weather & Wildfire researchers Dr Richard Turner (NIWA) and social scientists Dr Sally Potter and Dr Sara Harrison (GNS Science) introduce impact-based weather warnings.