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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.

    What we do

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

    Where’s our research happening?
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    Vision Mātauranga

    Mātauranga Māori informing and underpinning EBM for Aotearoa

    Te Au o Te Moana
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    Te Au o Te Moana story series

    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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  • Non-linear effects on biogeochemical fluxes of macrofauna functional trait interactions in marine sediments change with environmental stress
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  • Response of the microbial community to bioturbation by benthic macrofauna on intertidal flats
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  • The effects of thin mud deposits on the behaviour of a deposit-feeding tellinid bivalve: implications for ecosystem functioning
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  • Balance of catchment and offshore nutrient loading and biogeochemical response in four New Zealand coastal systems: Implications for resource management
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  • Transient river flow into a fjord and its control of plume energy partitioning
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  • Environmental management frameworks for offshore mining: the New Zealand approach
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  • Using eDNA to measure marine biodiversity
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  • Which ecosystem model works best for what you need?
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  • New methods for tracking NZ seabirds
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  • Sea Change Tai Timu Tai Pari: Addressing catchment and marine issues in an integrated marine spatial planning process
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