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Earth Sciences Hosts Papua New Guinean Study Tour
Publication article24 October 2025Supporting Pacific multi-hazard early warning development -
HMSNZ Manawanui Environmental Impact Assessment in Samoa
Publication article24 October 2025Supporting local ocean monitoring and analysis. -
Fault lines to Frontlines—Supporting Vanuatu earthquake response
Publication article24 October 2025Surge support for hazard analysis and recovery. -
Reflections on the 2025 Floating University
Publication article24 October 2025Pacific early career marine scientists take part in a voyage of shared learning -
Pacific Partnership in Action at Reception with Solomon Islands Prime Minister
Publication article24 October 2025Collaboration across Pacific Natural Hazards -
Weather Ready Pacific: Stronger Together
Publication article24 October 2025Earth Sciences New Zealand support for Pacific early warning and resilience -
Pasifika Panui
Publication seriesPacific Island Updates from Earth Sciences New Zealand. -
Hotspot Watch 23 October 2025
Hotspot23 October 2025A weekly update describing soil moisture patterns across the country to show where dry to extremely dry conditions are occurring or imminent. -
First known green turtle feeding habitat confirmed in NZ
Media release22 October 2025Scientists have used drones to video green turtles feeding in New Zealand waters for the first time. -
Discovery of new marine sponges a ‘huge surprise’
Media release21 October 2025A research team exploring marine sponges in Fiordland has found half of the 82 sponge specimens collected during a recent trip are new to science. -
Hotspot Watch 16 October 2025
Hotspot17 October 2025A weekly update describing soil moisture patterns across the country to show where dry to extremely dry conditions are occurring or imminent. -
New research to understand the impact of marine heatwaves on fisheries
Media release15 October 2025A new report has outlined how gradual long-term warming of the waters around New Zealand, and an increase in short-term heat events, are likely under different greenhouse gas emission scenarios.