Atmospheric analysis

Helping you understand the science of climate change. The things we can do to combat climate change, individually, and alongside our whānau, school and community, can and will make a difference.

Helping you understand the science of climate change. The things we can do to combat climate change, individually, and alongside our whānau, school and community, can and will make a difference.

This icy continent plays a big part in our global climate and, in turn, is directly affected by changes to the global climate – making Antarctica and the climate inextricably linked.

Helping you understand the science of climate change. The things we can do to combat climate change, individually, and alongside our whānau, school and community, can and will make a difference.

Helping you understand the science of climate change. The things we can do to combat climate change, individually, and alongside our whānau, school and community, can and will make a difference.

NIWA worked with Year 8 students at Arrowtown School to analyse, visualise and communicate air quality data.

Read a summary of results and download our full report on 2019 outdoor air quality.

NIWA has been using advanced scientific instruments to measure atmospheric trace gases and isotopes for over 30 years.

Sharing knowledge with Māori communities and empowering Māori business with the latest science.

We provide public information on river, lake, and groundwater conditions across New Zealand including freshwater quantity and quality.

NIWA and University of Auckland masters student Georgia Third is getting up close and personal with snapper guts and teeth to understand the differences between biologically distinct snapper populations in New Zealand.

NIWA aims to provide the knowledge needed for the sound environmental management of our marine resources.