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Are You a Business, Lifestyle, Family or Learning Farmer?
Farming is changing, responding to increasing pressure to adopt new practices that prioritise environmental outcomes. Some farmers more easily take up this challenge while others experience this pressure as a…
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Revealing Groundwater’s Denitrification Capacity
Denitrification is a natural process that reduces the amount of nitrate entering rivers and other freshwater bodies. In some groundwater systems, microorganisms turn nitrate into harmless nitrogen gas (known as…
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Integrating Māori Values with Environmental Solutions
The world is facing increasingly complex environmental, social, cultural and economic challenges that seem to be converging. In New Zealand, there are growing concerns about the declining state of our…
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PhD Opportunity: Pā to Plate
Kia hiwa rā! We are providing a one-off opportunity for a student to join our exciting team to undertake a doctoral research programme with us. Funding covers three years at…
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Catchment Groups are Key to Our Freshwater Future
The government’s new freshwater policies are another step toward cleaning up our rivers, lakes and aquifers, yet it remains unclear how healthier waterways will actually be achieved. A key mechanism…
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Regenerative Agriculture: Webinar and Q&A
Dr Gwen Grelet and Sam Lang co-lead the new Our Land and Water regenerative agriculture project, which will analyse what's needed to build a New Zealand scientific evidence base for…
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Supporting Farmers Through Change: What Do Farmers Want and Need?
Many New Zealand farmers are uncertain about how their activities comply with proposed and new policies to improve freshwater quality and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. A new think piece project…
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Why Te Taiao Matters and the Supporting Role of Our Research
Our Land and Water has developed a new ‘mental model' of Aotearoa's agri-food and fibre system to guide our research design, showing the connections between key stakeholders, land stewards and…
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How Can We Connect Farmers’ Actions to See the Big Picture on Improving Water Quality?
Farmers and growers work hard to manage their impact on water quality, changing grazing and fertilizer management practices, planting trees, fencing riverbanks and wetlands, and putting sediment traps in place. But…
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What Does The Overall Portfolio of Land and Water Research in Aotearoa Look Like in 2022?
For the fourth time since the start of the Our Land and Water National Science Challenge in 2016, we have collated and ‘mapped' New Zealand research that has similar goals…
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Think ‘Outside the Room’ When Collaborating with Community
Many local governments in Aotearoa New Zealand have, over the past 10 years, invited community members to collaborate on water management decisions. Giving people who’ll be affected by new rules…
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National Science Challenges work together to release a Guide to Vision Mātauranga
All 11 National Science Challenges (NSCs) and Ngā Pae o te Māramatanga have teamed up to contribute to a future-focussed Guide to Vision Mātauranga for the science sector. The Guide…