Atmospheric analysis

A platform for early-career scientists from Pacific island nations to explore and resolve the key issues affecting their communities

Weather and climate experts set to unite - Ministers' announcement.

NIWA’s underwater camera system providing crystal clear visibility

Recent updates to the science sector reforms that affect NIWA.

A new online tool that identifies areas at risk from groundwater flooding has been developed by New Zealand scientists.

A team of NIWA freshwater ecologists have completed their research on the use of biodegradable plant mats as life rafts to help reintroduce native aquatic plants to degraded freshwater lakes.

NIWA scientists have launched a groundbreaking initiative that is transforming mapping of freshwater environments.

Could bubbles and strobe lights stop pest fish swimming where they’re not wanted?

New research suggests environmental targets for managing fine sediment in rivers may need to be revised to better account for the impacts of climate change.

New Zealand could face twice as many of the most extreme atmospheric rivers by the end of the century.

The Government has announced plans to reform the science, innovation and technology system, changing the shape and structure of Crown Research Institutes, including NIWA.

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