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This research looks at how we can uphold long-term fishery values, the value of commercial quota, and the ecological role that pāua play in …
ViewThis is a research round-up of our tools, resources and research related to managing cumulative effects in the marine environment (May 2023)
ViewThis summary facilitates translation and communication of concepts of cumulative effects on marine ecosystems, and how they can be managed w…
ViewThis summary suggests a series of questions which will enable environmental managers and scientists to understand the potential for unexpect…
ViewThis summary gives the main points of three articles published between 2021 and 2023, which highlight how cumulative effects can induce an o…
ViewThe combined meeting of the New Zealand Marine and Freshwater Science Societies was held in November 2022, and research from several of our …
ViewThis infographic shows the multiple stressors that can affect estuaries. (May 2022)
ViewThis impact case study demonstrates how our research is having a real-time impact on how our marine environment is managed to reduce the imp…
ViewThe purpose of this guide is to help resource managers, kaitiaki and others to identify appropriate tools, developed and/or used by the Sus…
ViewThis document provides an ecological perspective on how to overcome ecological issues related to the use of national environmental limits. H…
ViewThis book provides key information about Sustainable Seas, and concise plain language summaries of all active/complete 2019–2024 (Phase II) …
ViewOnline workshop and panel discussion by Alex Rogers, Andrew Jeffs, Matt von Sturmer, Pippa Coom and Lucy Tukua. February 2022 (36 mins + Q&A…
ViewThis webinar presentation and discussion was led by early-career researchers working with Sustainable Seas. March 2022 (1hr45m + 15m Q&A)
ViewThis infographic indicates the likely nature and degree of effect by large or small '-' or '+' symbols. (November 2021)
ViewThis impact case study describes how estuary guidance created by our research is supporting marine managers, and decision-makers (August 202…
ViewThis discussion paper covers 5 critical issues for marine management under the current regulatory framework. (August 2021).
ViewThis is a research round-up of our tools and resources that are relevant to marine managers, kaitiaki and decision-makers. Many were – or ar…
ViewThis guidance outlines key lessons for managers to consider when designing long-term monitoring programmes for estuaries (July 2021)
ViewThis 1-page 'postcard' summarises research into the resilience of common sponge and dog cockles to suspended sediments.
ViewThis impact case study describes how recommendations for designing robust monitoring programmes are being taken up by regional councils (Aug…
ViewWebinar presentation by Simon Thrush, Kura Paul-Burke, Megan Carbines & Conrad Pilditch, May 2021 (44 mins + Q&A)
ViewThis book provides key information about Sustainable Seas, and concise plain language summaries of the 40 projects that were undertaken 2014…
ViewThis guidance explains the cumulative effects of three significant coastal stressors and likely impact on ecosystem function, and provides m…
ViewThis conference presentation (given 2019) describes a Baysian network decision support tool, developed and validated using expert knowledge,…
ViewAll our webinars are recorded and uploaded to this YouTube playlist within 48 hours
ViewEcosystem service (ES) 'bundles' show how ES interact with each other and are affected by stressors – and which values might be affected for…
ViewOverview of the 'Enabling inter-agency collaboration on cumulative effects' project results and the Aotearoa Cumulative Effects (ACE) framew…
ViewThis impact case study shows how we have influenced others to take cumulative effects seriously, and recognise it as a critical problem (Aug…
ViewThis guidance summarises the critical factors to consider, and the recommended data required, for a robust monitoring programme.
ViewWebinar presentation by Gabby O'Connor, Carolyn Lundquist and Joe O'Callaghan, May 2020 (52 mins + Q&A)
ViewWe have a partnership with the SLH, who use our research to produce multimedia teaching resources linked to the NZ Curriculum.
ViewWebinar presentation by Vidette McGregor, Samik Datta and Adele Dutilloy; March 2020 (40 min + Q&A)
ViewWebinar presentation by Leigh Tait, June 2019 (40 min + Q&A)
ViewThese guidelines have contributed to development of EIA template and guidance by the International Seabed Authority
ViewWebinar presentation by Daniel Leduc, April 2018 (15mins + Q&A)
ViewA tool to guide collaborative management of cumulative effects across a range of scales
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