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This project combines mātauranga Māori, western science and local kaitiakitanga to better understand the culturally and socially important s...
MoreCreating guidelines, models and tools that explicitly identify risk and uncertainty, to help make decision-making more inclusive and multi-s...
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Geange S, Townsend M, Clark D, Ellis JI & Lohrer AM (2019)
Ecosystem Services 35: 150-163
We studied initiatives to create economic value from sustainable marine activities that are based on healthy ecosystems. We used the finding...
MoreWe are investigating whether a range of different mathematical models accurately reflect seasonal seabird distributions in Aotearoa New Zeal...
MoreWe investigated the recovery and resilience of kelp forests associated with the 2016 Kaikōura earthquake.
MoreWe identified frameworks and principles for recognising the multiple values of the marine environment to support EBM.
MoreThis short animation explains what ecosystem-based management (EBM) is, and why it's needed.
ViewWorking with stakeholders and Maori partners we have developed a definition of, and principles for, EBM in Aotearoa.
ViewWe 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
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