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Snow storm provides crucial information for scientists
News article20 June 2013 -
Data with a bloody past has positive spin-off for endangered whale species
News article29 April 2013 -
Fiordland’s depths reveal more new-to-science wonders
News article02 April 2013 -
2013 - Kaikoura tsunami risks
News article22 March 2013Surveying work carried out by NIWA scientists this week is helping provide new insights into the tsunami risk from undersea landslides in the Kaikoura Canyon. -
Summer Series 7: Little squirts that hang out around the coast
News article12 February 2013 -
NIWA’s Tangaroa sets sail to study how Antarctica affects ocean currents
News article30 January 2013 -
2013 - Kermadec Trench
News article17 January 2013Scientists set sail on NIWA's research vessel Kaharoa this week to film and explore many aspects of life in deep-sea habitats, and capture fish that are new to science, in the Kermadec Trench, northeast of New Zealand. -
Summer Series 4: Life in the (ex) stream - exploring New Zealand's fabulous freshwater fauna
News article15 January 2013Our freshwater fauna are wonderfully diverse and, according to NIWA Freshwater Ecologist Dr Richard Storey, there's nothing among them that we need to be afraid of. -
Summer Series 3: A mako shark named Carol
News article07 January 2013The mako shark is fast and fascinating. The shortfin mako, Isurus oxyrinchus, has been recorded swimming at speeds of about 100km/h.
