Atmospheric analysis

Te Huringa ki te Rangi is a decision-making model to support indigenous and coastal communities.

A cool start to spring is about to be replaced by a sudden burst of warmth, according to NIWA meteorologist Ben Noll.

Students have been combing their creative and practical sides in the lead up to this year’s NIWA North Harbour Science and Technology Fair.

Students are a sceptical lot going by the entry titles into this year’s NIWA Wellington Regional Science and Technology Fair.

Humans don't always make it easy on fish to get where they are going. New Zealand's first national set of Fish Passage Guidelines – co-developed by NIWA - is expected to help.

This page provides definitions for words and terms used frequently in relation to climate change and global climate modelling

First-time science fair entrants Oliver Gunson and Jayden Kumar are on a mission to help reduce skin cancer rates caused by New Zealand’s harsh sun.

Identifying dolphins using photos of the unique pigment patterns on their fins can be used to help in the management of a species, says a NIWA scientist.

A 13-year-old Waikato school student has been testing his mother’s assurance that sunscreens past their expiry dates are still effective.

A group of year 12 students in South Auckland has been tackling one of New Zealand’s biggest health issues – our high skin cancer rate.

This list of resources will support your climate change adaptation planning.

Adapting to climate change is dynamic and uncertain. This step provides guidance on how you can keep your analysis, decisions and responses relevant and up-to-date in a continually changing environment.