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Jump to Navigation Skip to main content NIWA CLIMATE, FRESHWATER & MARINE SCIENCE MenuMain navigation * Science * Aquaculture * Atmosphere * Climate * Coasts and Estuaries * Environmental Information * Fisheries * Freshwater * Natural Hazards * Oceans * Vessels * Pacific Rim * Te Kūwaha * Antarctica * Services * Online services * Weather and climate forecasting * Climate change adaptation * Instruments * Primary sector * High Performance Computing Facility * Software tools * Stable Isotope Analytical Facility * Vessels * Air quality monitoring with low-cost sensors * News & publications * Media centre * News * Publications * Photo gallery * Library * Videos * Blogs * Value of Crown Research Institutes * Education & training * Educational Resources * Internships * Science and Technology Fairs * Te Kūwaha Graduate Programme * Te Piko o te Māhuri * Tertiary institutions we work with * Post-Doctoral Fellowships * Scholarships * Training courses * Other training courses NIWA can offer * About us * Our company * Our mission * Our people * Statement of Core Purpose * Statement of Corporate Intent * Our partners & funders * Annual reports * Careers at NIWA * Organisational sustainability charter * NIWA and Kia Toipoto – Closing Gender and Ethnic Pay Gaps * Working with Animals at NIWA * Contact us * Auckland - Head Office * Bream Bay * Christchurch * Dunedin * Greymouth * Hamilton * Lauder * Napier * Nelson * Rotorua * Twizel * Wellington * Whanganui * Careers Enter your keywords NIWA WELLINGTON STUDY COULD IMPROVE WORLDWIDE ACCESS TO COASTAL FRESHWATER 28 August 2023 A new NIWA study in Wellington Harbour will help scientists find untapped drinking water around the world. Oceans Freshwater Read all news releases... EXTREME WEATHER RESEARCH GETS A BOOST NIWA has launched a $5 million per year package of new projects aiming to tackle some of New Zealand’s most pressing challenges, including responding to and preparing for extreme weather events. 21 August 2023 Hazards Flooding Climate change Read all news releases... NEW CREATURE CATALOGUE COMPILED TO AID CONSERVATION A new database describing marine species has been released to assist conservation. 17 August 2023 Oceanography Oceans Marine Invertebrates Read all news releases... FOLLOW US * Facebook * Twitter * Instagram+ * RSS POPULAR SERVICES AND PUBLICATIONS UV index Tide forecaster Cam-era NiwaWeather Seasonal Climate Outlook Our services MORE TOP STORIES 31 July 2023 Media Release GOVERNMENT REVIEW OF WEATHER FORECASTING SYSTEM – STATEMENT BY NIWA CHIEF EXECUTIVE JOHN MORGAN "We are pleased with and support Treasury and MBIE’s review of weather forecasting announced by Minister Webb." 31 July 2023 Media Release FASCINATING FINDS FROM NIWA’S ANNUAL SQUID SURVEY Earlier this month, NIWA welcomed the Auckland University of Technology ‘Squid Squad’ – a team of scientists from the Lab for Cephalopod Ecology and Systematics – to unbox and categorise cephalopod species taken from voyages around the country. 13 July 2023 Media Release MATARIKI VIEWING PROSPECTS 2023 NIWA meteorologists say people living in the North Island are likely to get the best views of the Matariki star cluster, particularly on Friday morning. 6 July 2023 Media Release 2023 SO FAR: NZ’S RECORD-BREAKING WEATHER We’re only halfway through the year, but new NIWA analysis shows some parts of New Zealand have already recorded more than a year’s worth of rain. Read all news releases... Read all news releases... PLAY OUR NEW ONLINE GAME! Alongside new education resources that help teachers and students to work through NIWA’s Climate Change Adaptation Toolbox, the game helps players identify what’s important to them, assess climate risk and resilience, and explore adaptation options. Play My Coastal Futures now FEATURES TONGA ERUPTION AND TSUNAMI SHOCK THE WORLD Video of Tonga eruption and tsunami shock the world 18 May 2023 Tsunamis and shockwaves hit continents on the other side of the Pacific. The Hunga-Tonga Hunga-Ha'apai (HT-HH) volcano was like a massive shotgun blast from the deep, generating the biggest atmospheric explosion recorded on Earth in more than 100 years. Funded by The Nippon Foundation, NIWA and SEA-KIT surveyed over 22,000km2 surrounding the volcano, including mapping 14,000km2 of previously unmapped seafloor as part of The Nippon Foundation GEBCO Seabed 2030 project. Find out more: https://niwa.co.nz/news/tonga-eruption-confirmed-as-largest-ever-recorded BRIDGING THE FORECASTING GAP BRIDGING THE FORECASTING GAP 15 December 2022 Improvements in data and climate science mean forecasters are able to predict patterns much further ahead and in far greater detail. Melissa Bray looks at what this may mean for farmers. MAKING BIG WAVES IN THE PACIFIC MAKING BIG WAVES IN THE PACIFIC 15 December 2022 Prior to 15 January, Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai was a little-known undersea South Pacific volcano with a long name. Within 24 hours, it was a global phenomenon – the site of the largest atmospheric explosion in almost 150 years. Jessica Rowley looks at why a remote Tongan volcano took the world by storm. PREPARING COASTAL COMMUNITIES FOR CHANGE PREPARING COASTAL COMMUNITIES FOR CHANGE 15 December 2022 Our coastline is changing as sea levels rise. Lawrence Gullery looks at a five-year research programme designed to help communities with tough decisions ahead. 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