Stoat expert’s warning for New Zealand’s pest-free future
Stoats have few natural enemies and can do a huge amount of damage to Kiwi chicks.
University of Waikato's Sustainability Reports, Whaioranga Taiao, Whaioranga Tangata – our work towards a better world.
Whaioranga Taiao, Whaioranga Tangata is a record and a celebration of our interconnected work at the University of Waikato to build inclusive and equitable communities, and a thriving and healthy environment.
Our Sustainability Report, Whaioranga Taiao, Whaioranga Tangata, showcases the progress we made towards the 17 United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in the calendar year.
The Whaioranga Taiao, Whaioranga Tangata name reflects our aspiration for both a healthy and connected environment and fair and inclusive communities, acknowledging that neither can exist without each other.
Researchers are giving a voice to our planet by using the language of science to reveal the critical role that Antarctica plays in shaping our climate.
Climate change impacts all facets of the way society interacts with the environment, especially how and when to use space and resources wisely.
The University of Waikato is at the forefront of creating transformation that serves people, businesses and the environment.
Globally, chronic health conditions have placed resourcing demands upon already strained healthcare systems, thereby further exacerbating inequities.
The University of Waikato is a leader in marine conservation research, committed to protecting and restoring the health of our oceans and coastlines.
Our world is facing a range of deeply interconnected challenges that pit profit against our planet.
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