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Lake Brunner water quality
Research ProjectA project funded by West Coast Regional Council has increased our knowledge of the role of phosphorus in determining water quality in Lake Brunner. -
Lake assessment tool earns high honour for NIWA scientist
News article21 October 2011John Clayton, a principal scientist in the fields of aquatic biodiversity and biosecurity based at NIWA's Hamilton office, has won a 2011 Kudos award for his leading role in the development of LakeSPI (Lake Submerged Plant Indicators). -
Poor recruitment
A problem with recruitment is usually indicated by the absence, or very low density, of fish where they would normally be present. -
Restoring physical stream habitat
Fish species thrive in a variety of different habitats. -
Guide to restoring freshwater native fish in streams
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Lake Rotorua sediment-capping trial
Research ProjectMany New Zealand lakes are suffering from nutrient enrichment, causing potentially toxic blooms of blue-green algae. NIWA is testing a range of methods to manage phosphorus release from lake sediments – including sediment-capping agents. -
CLUES – Catchment Land Use for Environmental Sustainability model
The Catchment Land Use for Environmental Sustainability (CLUES) model is being transferred from the ArcMap GIS environment to ArcGIS Pro and we are looking for volunteers to help test the new model interface with a limited Beta release of the model.