Atmospheric analysis

Research projects carried out under the Future Coasts programme

NIWA is using biodegradable “life rafts” to reintroduce native plants to degraded lakes. 

A unique river portrait and a humorous moment with bubbles are some of the award-winning images taken by NIWA staff this year.

See reports produced to guide potential adaptation strategies in the Lower Waikato region.

The Te Puuaha case study uses causal diagrams to show how sea level rise impacts whaanau wellbeing, helping identify areas for action.

Storm-tide red alerts mark the highest king tides, crucial for emergency and coastal hazard managers to monitor.

A serious game simulating a coastal lowland scenario under climate change to support adaptation decision-making and community engagement.

Quantifying impact of sea-level rise on agricultural yield.

Mapping migration space for coastal habitats under sea-level-rise

The New Zealand Water Model (NZWaM)

Mangroves on the atoll of Ouvéa are struggling with the changing climate.

Scientists find link between temperature and carbon storage rates