Posted on 18 July 2019
Welcome to our new project leaders
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- Blue economy Degradation and recovery Enhancing EBM practices Risk and uncertainty Tangaroa National
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We are pleased to announce the following Phase II research project leaders. Their first hui was held in Wellington on 23-24 July, where the team connected, and explored ways they might integrate and co-develop their projects.
Development of the best team for each project is now underway. Note that there will be further opportunities to get involved with our research as projects in the Blue Economy theme are still being developed, and there are some projects that will not start until 2021, so these project leaders and teams will not be identified for some time. Other projects will also be developed through the Innovation and Opportunities Fund.
Tangaroa
- Awhi Mai Awhi Atu: Enacting a kaitiakitanga-based approach to EBM
Kura Paul-Burke, NIWA & Richard Bulmer, NIWA - Huatuakina o hapu e!
Ngarangi Walker, ESR & Ian Ruru - Ngā Tohu o te Ao: Utilising maramataka as a framework for marine management
Caine Taiapa, Maanaki Te Awanui - Te Tāhuhu Matatau o Tangaroa, mai Tauranga Moana ki te Ao: Empowering the kaitiaki of Tangaroa from Tauranga Moana to Aotearoa and beyond
Caine Taiapa, Maanaki Te Awanui & Regan Fairlie, Maanaki Te Awanui - He Kāinga Taurikura ō Tangitū: Treasured Coastal Environment
Kelly May, NIWA
Understanding degradation and recovery in social-ecological systems
- Understanding ecological responses to cumulative effects
Simon Thrush, University of Auckland & Kura Paul-Burke, NIWA - Tools for incorporating ecological responses to cumulative effects into management action
Carolyn Lundquist, NIWA/University of Auckland & Dana Briscoe, NIWA
Creating value from a blue economy
- Transitioning to a blue economy in New Zealand
Nigel Bradly, Envirostrat
Addressing risk and uncertainty
- Perceptions of risk and uncertainty
Paula Blackett, NIWA & Shaun Awatere, Manaaki Whenua - Landcare Research - Communicating risk and uncertainty to aid decision-making
Joanne Ellis, University of Waikato & Fabrice Stephenson, NIWA - Risks to businesses from investment and environmental uncertainty
TBC
Enhancing ecosystem-based management (EBM) practices
- Treaty relationships and EBM
Dan Hikuroa, University of Auckland - Options for policy and legislative change to enable EBM across scales
Steve Urlich, Lincoln University & Elizabeth Macpherson, University of Canterbury - Enabling kaitiakitanga and EBM
Lara Taylor, Maanaki Whenua Landcare Research
