Atmospheric analysis

Merger with GNS will come into effect by 1 July.

An announcement from Science, Innovation and Technology Minister Dr Shane Reti

A new online simulation game that enables New Zealanders to experience a climate-changed future and explore choices has been launched.

Two students are on their way to the United States to represent New Zealand at the 'Olympics' of science fairs, the Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) in Columbus, Ohio.

Seven nations sharing world’s longest mountain range already impacted by climate change

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NIWA has developed an adaptation simulation game - Future Coasts Aotearoa - created to discover people’s behaviours and preferences on sea-level rise adaptation. 

Collecting and managing the environmental data required to deliver impactful freshwater, climate and marine science and applications.

Balancing sustainability of our fisheries stocks and the impacts of fishing on the environment with economic opportunities.

Supporting the sustainable growth of New Zealand’s aquaculture industry.

Understanding catchment to sea connections and estuarine processes to ensure a healthy coastal marine environment and effective carbon sequestration in a changing climate.

Protecting New Zealand’s freshwater and marine environments from pests and diseases now and in future.