Atmospheric analysis

NIWA has been using advanced scientific instruments to measure atmospheric trace gases and isotopes for over 50 years.

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    Southwest Pacific Tropical Cyclone Outlook - Feb 2012

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    Fisheries environmental impacts

    NIWA will be determining the impact of fisheries on the aquatic environment. This will inform an ecosystem-based approach to fisheries management and the development methods to mitigate this impact.
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    International fisheries

    NIWA aims to develop and apply standardised methodologies to monitor and assess international fisheries outside the New Zealand EEZ and determine the environmental effects of fishing in these areas.
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    Assessing fishery resources

    NIWA is developing and applying standardised stock monitoring and assessment methodologies for New Zealand's deepwater, inshore, and freshwater fisheries.
  • Fisheries research programmes

    NIWA aims to provide the key science services required by the national and international fisheries sectors and their industry partners.
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    Our Far South

    Voyage
    Our Far South: Beyond Stewart Island was a month-long voyage around Antarctica and the sub-Antarctic islands in 2012, organised by economist and investor Gareth Morgan.
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    Supergiant amphipods discovered 7 kilometres deep

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    Ship sounds act as magnets to hull-fouling organisms

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    Tuna - public databases

    There are a number of nationally available resources for the New Zealand public, institutions and companies who need access to well-maintained long-term data repositories. Some of these resources are listed here.
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    Tuna - solutions: downstream passage for adult migrants at large barriers

    Once eels reach sexual maturity they begin their downstream migration.
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    Tuna - population concerns

    As eels only spawn once before death, they require different management to other fish.
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    Tuna - Aquaculture

    On a global scale, market demand for eels as a foodstuff is high and declines in wild eel production mean that aquaculture is being put forward as a potential provider.