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Overview of SHMAK
An overview of what the SHMAK kit comprises, and various uses for it. -
Cropping activities
The land used to produce crops is usually flat to gently rolling so it can be tilled, sowed, and harvested. -
Loss of riparian vegetation
Plants and trees along the water margins and banks are called riparian vegetation. -
Water Quality Monitoring Capabilities
Research ProjectNIWA provides national capabilities in Water Quality Monitoring. -
Inanga
Inanga are the predominant species in the modern whitebait fishery. -
Chemical contamination and aquaculture
What are the potential sources of chemical contamination from aquaculture activities? -
Tuna - life cycle and leptocephalii
Freshwater eels have an unusual life cycle which sees them travelling between the ocean, estuaries and freshwaters. -
The impact of El Niño and La Niña on New Zealand's climate
El Niño accounts for less than 25 percent of the year-to year variance in seasonal rainfall and temperature at most locations in New Zealand. -
Impacts of wood processing
Impacts of timber processing activities on water quality and mahinga kai. -
Nature knows best?
Feature story06 June 2017Returning water to our waterways after we’ve used it in our homes, on farms and in industry is a complex and challenging process. -
Kākahi
The kākahi or freshwater mussel was a valuable mahinga kai resource for many Māori.
