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Awhi Mai Awhi Atu: Enacting a kaitiakitanga-based approach to EBM
Credit: Kura Paul Burke
Awhi Mai Awhi Atu: Enacting a kaitiakitanga-based approach to EBM
  • Active project

This project combines mātauranga Māori, western science and local kaitiakitanga to better understand the culturally and socially important s…

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Modelling restorative economies
Credit: Brady Doak
Modelling restorative economies
  • Active project

Determining the benefits of small-scale, community-based marine restoration initiatives

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EBM for Aotearoa
  • Graphic

We have developed a definition of, and 7 principles for, EBM in Aotearoa.

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Kaitiaki-centred business models: 3 pou
  • Summary

This poster summarises an analytical framework for examining kaitiaki-centred business models. A kaitiaki-centred business model is one that…

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Huataukina o hapū e!
Credit: Waipiro Bay © Shellie Evans
Huataukina o hapū e!
  • Active project

Enabling kaitiaki to better manage Whareponga and Waipiro Bays

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Whai Rawa, Whai Mana, Whai Oranga: Creating a world-leading indigenous blue economy
Credit: Sara Orme
Whai Rawa, Whai Mana, Whai Oranga: Creating a world-leading indigenous blue economy
  • Completed project

This research built a foundation for a world-leading indigenous blue economy in Aotearoa New Zealand.

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Stocktake and characterisation of Aotearoa New Zealand’s seaweed sector: Market and regulatory focus
  • Report

This report provides a characterisation of the seaweed sector in Aotearoa New Zealand including current demand, supply and regulation, along…

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EBM: a remedy for Aotearoa New Zealand's oceans
  • Video

This short animation explains what ecosystem-based management (EBM) is, and why it's needed.

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Measuring and mapping marine ecosystem services​
  • Presentation

Webinar presentation by Drew Lohrer, 15 July 2020 (29 mins + Q&A)

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Credit: Dave Allen NIWA

Our work

We bring together scientists, social scientists, economists, and experts in mātauranga Māori and policy from more than 30 organisations across the country.

We are developing knowledge, tools and resources for ecosystem-based management (EBM) in Aotearoa. EBM is a holistic and inclusive way to manage marine environments and the competing uses for, demands on, and ways New Zealanders value them.

The knowledge and tools we are developing will be useful for marine resource managers, Māori, industry and communities. They will help to assess impacts on marine ecosystems and associated resources, activities, values and cultural significance.

Dr Julie Hall
Director

Where's our research?

This interactive map shows the location of all our research projects to help connect you with the research happening in your rohe.

Zoom in and click on a pin to see key information about the project.

Key

  • Circles with kiwi = national projects
  • Pins = regional/local projects

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