Abstract The landmass of Aotearoa New Zealand totals some 268,000 km2, including
425,000 km of rivers, more than 4,000 lakes and approximately 200 aquifers. For Aotearoa …

In this article, I consider a series of exchanges and entanglements, convergences, and
collisions involving ancestral Maori, Western, and modernist onto-logics in relation to fresh …

The implementation of Indigenous and Western knowledge systems in integrative water
research and management is gaining prominence in the realm of academia, particularly in …

Indigenous peoples around the world are leading discusions regarding genomic research of
humans, and more recently, species of cultural significance, to ensure the ethical and …

Indigenous Knowledge (IK) provides effective solutions to environmental threats and
pressures. Using approaches that fully include Indigenous concepts, ideas, worldviews …

What can we say about equity, diversity and inclusion in science communication research
over the past 20 years? This is a thorny question because of course we want to be …

Geothermal energy systems can make it possible to source sustainable, zero-carbon heat
through geothermal direct use. Jurisdictions with mature oil industries and well …

Indigenous ways of caring for the environment have long been marginalised through
research methodologies that are blind to a range of ways of knowing the world. Co …

Mātauranga–Māori knowledge and Māori ways of knowing–developed in Aotearoa along
with the cultural and epistemological identities of iwi Māori, thus is rooted in these islands …

Just after midnight on October 5, 2011, the MV Rena ran aground on Otāiti, a reef situated
27 kilometers off the coast of New Zealand. The clean-up process has now been underway …