21 February 2025
Freshwater Update 92 brings you the latest information from NIWA's Freshwater Centre.
In this issue
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Race Against Time: Tackling the Invasive Gold Clam
NIWA and partners launch critical research to stop an invasive clam threatening New Zealand's freshwater ecosystem. -
NIWA Seeks Crucial Data to Boost Freshwater Protection Efforts
NIWA scientists are gathering data on freshwater mitigation across NZ to improve predictive models. -
Innovative Methods in Tackling Pest Fish: The Power of Sound and Light
Could bubbles and strobe lights stop pest fish swimming where they’re not wanted? -
Climate Change Disrupts River Sediment Management: Adaptation Strategies Needed
New research suggests environmental targets for managing fine sediment in rivers may need to be revised to better account for the impacts of climate change. -
New Technology Enhances River Digital Networks for Improved Water Management
NIWA scientists have launched a groundbreaking initiative that is transforming mapping of freshwater environments. -
Extreme Lakeover: NIWA’s Guide to Rolling Back Life into New Zealand Lake
A team of NIWA freshwater ecologists have completed their research on the use of biodegradable plant mats as life rafts to help reintroduce native aquatic plants to degraded freshwater lakes. -
Staff Profile Clare Wilkinson
Introducing NIWA sediment transport scientist Clare Wilkinson. -
Staff Profile: Reza Moghaddam
Introducing NIWA environmental engineer Reza Moghaddam.