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Shifting discourses of nature in participatory processes for environmental management
A qualitative analysis of an archive of historical policy and planning documents and interviews.
Where does scientific uncertainty come from, and from whom? Mapping perspectives of natural hazards science advice
This study involved interviews in New Zealand scientists, policymakers, emergency managers, and members of the public to understand how participants perceive scientific uncertainty.
Social media use by multiple stakeholders and rightsholders during the Fort McMurray wildfires
This chapter highlights social media use during the 2016 Fort McMurray Wildfire, in the province of Alberta, Canada. The case study offers examples of how officials, affected populations, and volunteers used social media during their response to the wildfire and discusses the benefits of these practices for the response effort.
Adaptive and Interactive Futures: Developing “Serious Games” for Coastal Community Engagement and Decision-Making
Serious games can explore value-laden and contested decisions and support learning in diverse communities of stakeholders, making them a great tool for climate change adaptation.
Women and Cyclone
As natural disasters become more frequent, the role of women in recovery needs to be recognised and adequately supported.
Te Tīriti o Waitangi Partnerships Enhances Research, Science and Innovation
The National Science Challenges share their experiences
Creating a ‘planning emergency levels of service’ framework – a silver bullet, or something useful for target practice?
Considerations for the development of Planning Emergency Levels of Service (PELOS) frameworks.
Natural hazard planning by New Zealand’s local government: a review of regional policy statements and district plans
Have 2017 RMA amendments aligned Regional Policy Statements and selected District Plans in adopting a ‘risk-based planning approach’ to natural hazards.
The public’s perception of an earthquake early warning system: A study on factors influencing continuance intention
This paper investigates the perceptions of the New Zealand public towards the Android Earthquake Alert (AEA) system, a public-facing earthquake early warning system.
Live Expert Q&A: Adaptation Pathways & Decision-Making for Natural Hazard Resilience
Presentation slides from our live Expert Q&A continuing the conversations from our Te Tai Whanake symposium.
Food systems security and disaster recovery
An outline of food security issues that may arise following a disaster
Measuring the impact of food rescue: A social return on investment analysis
How food rescue creates value for food donors, recipient organisations, volunteers, and recipients, suggesting that every $1 spent delivers $4.50 in social value.