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User guide: Tools for ecosystem-based management
  • Guidance

The purpose of this guide is to help resource managers, kaitiaki and others to identify appropriate tools, developed and/or used by the Sus…

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Characterising the regulatory seascape in Aotearoa New Zealand: bridging local, regional and national scales for marine ecosystem-based management
  • Academic publication

Urlich SC, White FR & Rennie HG (2022) Ocean and Coastal Management, 224: 106193

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Research Book 2022
  • Summary

This book provides key information about Sustainable Seas, and concise plain language summaries of all active/complete 2019–2024 (Phase II) …

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Te Au o Te Moana story series
  • Video

This series aims to whakamana (empower) the voices of researchers, co-developers, Māori partners and communities of research and practice as…

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Kāwanatanga ‘Future Search’ Panel - Waiheke participants
  • Presentation

Online workshop and panel discussion by Alex Rogers, Andrew Jeffs, Matt von Sturmer, Pippa Coom and Lucy Tukua. February 2022 (36 mins + Q&A…

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Risk assessment for marine ecosystem-based management (EBM)
  • Academic publication

Clark DE, Gladstone-Gallagher RV, Hewitt JE, Stephenson F, Ellis JI (2022). Conservation Science and Practice, 12636.

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Ki uta ki tai: Estuaries, thresholds and values
Credit: Spid Pye/TrueStock
Ki uta ki tai: Estuaries, thresholds and values
  • Active project

Assessing the interactions between loadings of different contaminants from freshwaters on the health and functioning of estuaries. This is a…

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Scale and EBM
Credit: Rob Suisted
Scale and EBM
  • Active project

Improving understanding and communication of scale-dependencies for EBM

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Tangaroa Ararau – Te Tiriti o Waitangi, Tikanga Māori and the marine environment
Credit: Rebekah Parsons-King (NIWA)
Tangaroa Ararau – Te Tiriti o Waitangi, Tikanga Māori and the marine environment
  • Active project

This project is exploring the fundamental idea of what an oceans-centric governance model could look like, unburdened by existing approaches…

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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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