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    Why EBM?

    Aotearoa New Zealand has a vast marine estate that is increasingly under pressure, and the current legal framework for marine management is complex and fragmented.

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    Our research addresses the question: How can we best develop our marine economy, while protecting the taonga of our marine environment?

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    Mātauranga Māori informing and underpinning EBM for Aotearoa

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    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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    Tune in to our new, short docuseries, Turning the Tide

    Ripples of hope have risen from the work of marine researchers, kaitiaki, and community members who’ve pooled their knowledge for the good of the ocean.

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  • Interactions between bivalve filter feeding and oceanographic forcing drive the fluxes of organic matter and nutrients at an estuarine-coastal interface
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  • Recovering from Bias: A Call for Further Study of Underrepresented Tropical and Low-Nutrient Estuaries
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  • Spatial structure of low salinity submesoscale features and their interactions with a coastal current
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  • Filling gaps in marine data using Gradient Forest models
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  • Haere mai to Marie Davis, our new Challenge Manager
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  • 10 things you need to know about the ocean this summer
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  • Media coverage in April 2020
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  • Media coverage in December 2020
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  • Webinar: Cetacean conservation planning: dealing with uncertainty & data gaps
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  • Seaweed sun defence
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