Our Changing World
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The Auckland University of Technology Living Laboratories project is all about investigating how best to grow back native forest. At Pourewa creek, this collaboration between AUT and Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei involves planting blocks with different nursery plants and measuring individual tree growth and biodiversity indicators over time. They hope to figure out the recipe to cheaper and faster regeneration of native bush.
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1771 - The Living Laboratories projectThu, 04 Aug 2022
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1770 - Secrets of Antarctic microbesThu, 28 Jul 2022
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1769 - Why the Tongan volcano triggered a worldwide tsunamiThu, 21 Jul 2022
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1768 - The battling beetleThu, 14 Jul 2022
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1767 - Machine learning for environmental data and research into needle-free injectionsThu, 07 Jul 2022
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1766 - The resilience of crayfish in Tauranga HarbourThu, 30 Jun 2022
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1765 - Helping seabirds return to KarioiThu, 23 Jun 2022
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1764 - The promises and perils of chemistry researchThu, 16 Jun 2022
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1763 - Digging into the past of sleeping giant faultsThu, 09 Jun 2022
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1762 - The 2021 Prime Minister's Science PrizesThu, 02 Jun 2022
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1761 - Biodiversity and the cityThu, 26 May 2022
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1760 - The red seaweed of Otago HarbourThu, 19 May 2022
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1759 - Business not as usual for heart healthThu, 12 May 2022
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1758 - Naturally rare and threatenedThu, 05 May 2022
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1757 - 2022 a boomer year for kākāpōThu, 28 Apr 2022
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1756 - Frozen in timeThu, 21 Apr 2022
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1754 - Researching best care for the smallest of patientsThu, 14 Apr 2022
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1753 - Getting ready for our warmer futureThu, 07 Apr 2022
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1752 - The future of cancer treatmentThu, 31 Mar 2022
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1751 - The energy problemThu, 24 Mar 2022
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1750 - The first glanceThu, 17 Mar 2022
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1749 - When good science takes timeThu, 10 Mar 2022
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1748 - Conservation benefitsThu, 03 Mar 2022
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1747 - Finding faults and eavesdropping on earthquakesThu, 24 Feb 2022
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1746 - Multi-talented macroalgaeThu, 17 Feb 2022
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1745 - Honey fingerprints and plant powersThu, 10 Feb 2022
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1744 - Hunting for meteoritesThu, 03 Feb 2022
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1743 - Tuning in to natureThu, 27 Jan 2022
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1742 - Summer Science: Voices - To spray or not to sprayThu, 20 Jan 2022
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1741 - Summer Science: What's in the water? All about the Pb in our H20Thu, 13 Jan 2022
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1740 - Summer Science: Black Sheep - Invasive: the story of Stewart SmithThu, 06 Jan 2022
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1739 - Summer Science: There's something in the waterThu, 30 Dec 2021
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1738 - Unwelcome visitorsThu, 23 Dec 2021
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1737 - Using chemistry to uncover the pastThu, 16 Dec 2021
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1736 - Introducing Sci Fi Sci FactFri, 10 Dec 2021
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1735 - Keeping an eye on river flowThu, 09 Dec 2021
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1734 - Listening to the hum of the Alpine FaultThu, 02 Dec 2021
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1733 - Restoration - battling predators and planting treesThu, 25 Nov 2021
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1732 - 100 years of radio and the spectrum of lightThu, 18 Nov 2021
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1731 - Sniffing out cancerThu, 11 Nov 2021
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1730 - Tōtara treasure huntThu, 04 Nov 2021
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1729 - Favourite plantsThu, 28 Oct 2021
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1728 - The details behind the dataThu, 21 Oct 2021
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1727 - The New Zealand genetic frontotemporal dementia studyThu, 14 Oct 2021
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1726 - BioengineeringThu, 07 Oct 2021
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1725 - Physics on iceThu, 30 Sep 2021
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1724 - Brain stories - Parkinsons disesase & perceiving masked emotionsThu, 23 Sep 2021
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1723 - Foulden Maar - a 23-million year-old fossil treasure troveThu, 16 May 2019
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1722 - Our Changing World for 16 May 2019Thu, 16 May 2019
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1721 - Worrying times for kākāpōWed, 15 May 2019
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