By Stuart Caird, Master Student, Victoria University A memoir of a sincerely satisfied science student……. To delay the onset of my imminent post-field depression☹, I’ll …
In this article a team from Lakes380 explain how eDNA is used to detect species and describe the advantages and disadvantages of this method. Read …
In this article which includes two Lakes380 team members co-authors (David Hamilton and Susie Wood) the authors discuss what research is needed to improve knowledge …
In Wanganui the Lakes380 team linked with Partnership Through Collaboration (http://www.ptctrust.org.nz/) to educate students from Wanganui city college about lake health. This is captured in this …
Sediment cores collected from the bottom of 380 New Zealand lakes are casting a spotlight on the lakes’ histories, revealing for the first time how …
There are 3800 lakes in New Zealand, and Dr Susie Wood from the Cawthron Institute says that “from a scientific perspective we know something about …
Project Leader Susie Wood spoke to Mitch from The Green Desk on 95b FM.
Read about the Lake380 team moving to Northland and the unique dune lakes. Lake New Zealand’s most northern iwi, Ngāti Kuri, and researchers led by …
THE PERSPECTIVE OF A MASTER’S STUDENT By Carrie Page MSc (Ecology), Massey University When the opportunity came up for me to join the Lakes380 team …
By Maïlys Picard, PhD candidate (University of Waikato & Cawthron Institute) Yet another field trip that feels like it’s too good to be true! I’m …
Ngāti Tahu and Ngāti Whaoa mana whenua welcomed the Lakes380 team at Lake Ōkaro, opening our Te Arawa/Rotorua lakes fieldwork with karakia timatanga. Others from …
By Julia Short, PhD student, Adelaide University I’m sitting on the plane, on the way home to Adelaide trying to sum up the Rotorua field …
By Rose Gregersen, PhD student, Auckland University The third installment of Lakes380 field sampling brought the team to Auckland’s dune lakes. First up was and …
JESS CARTWRIGHT, 1 NEWS REPORTER FEB 25, 2019 • SOURCE: 1 NEWS What lies beneath New Zealand’s changing lakes? That’s the questions scientists want to answer. Scientists are …
– Katie Thomas PhD Student When you’ve just got married and driven hundreds of kilometres down the wild West Coast of the South Island, you’d think …
