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Great Barrier Reef bleaching hits 'severe' level

The iconic Great Barrier Reef has reached a severe level of coral bleaching more widespread than previously thought, prompting Australian authorities to increase the thre...
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Guided tours of New Plymouth marine environment to help increase conservation

Educators hope exposing young people to the wonders of New Plymouth's marine life will help boost conservation efforts.
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NZAEE Seaweek 2016 ‘Ocean Champion’ Winner Announced

NZAEE Seaweek is delighted to announce that the NZAEE Seaweek “Ocean Champion” for 2016 is Taranaki community group the Friends of Waitara River.
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Online coastal inundation mapping tool launched

Waikato Regional Council has today officially launched a ground-breaking online tool to help people manage the potential impacts of projected sea level rise scenarios on ...
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Commissioners report: Rena application granted but conditions must be met

A commission of inquiry has found the Rena can be left on the Astrolabe Reef, subject to conditions.
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Crayfish, snapper numbers drop at Goat Island reserve

The government is proposing to turn the inner Hauraki Gulf into a recreational fishing park, but those plans do not include crayfish.
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Wetlands trial proves positive

Trials of a potential wetlands solution for Gisborne’s wastewater that will save millions are on course and there is optimism that the system will work.
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Harbour oil spill source unknown

Oil scum left on the water around the inner harbour marina after an oil spill on Sunday will disperse with weather and tide movements, says Gisborne District Council emer...
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Don't shrink Australia's ocean sanctuaries, scientists urge ministers

Australia’s leading marine scientists are appealing to the federal government to reject a review expected to recommend a significant reduction in the size of ocean sanctu...
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Extra cash to study coastal problems

An extra $75,000 study has been added to investigations into the future of the wider Dunedin coastline, at the same time as $100,000 was committed to studying erosion at ...
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