Blinded by the light – Impact of light pollution on migratory birds
Photo credit Written by: Bianca Maddox We don’t see it as prominently here in New Zealand, but in the Northern
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No more Manny, Sid, and Diego: What does the Anthropocene mean for the next ice age?
Photo credit Written by: Madison Clarke If the entire length of time that Earth has been around for was represented
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Let’s Face it- the ugly truth behind the makeup industry
Photo credit Written by: Claudia Hall Your usual Saturday night routine might begin with a smear of concealer, two coats
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The tension between conservation and tourism in New Zealand: A Case Study on Kauri Dieback Disease
Photo credit Written by: Michaela Cleary New Zealand’s pristine natural landscapes and unique biodiversity are key attractions for domestic and
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Impacts of invasive plants in New Zealand from a climate perspective
Photo credit Written by: James Daly Invasive plants have a habit of dominating local ecosystems, dialing biodiversity back and reducing
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Farming for Nature: How mimicking natural processes can feed our planet
Photo credit Written by: Sam Rammell Current intensive livestock grazing practices. have a significant negative effect on vegetation growth and
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Soil Erosion in New Zealand
Photo credit Written by: Calvin Cameron New Zealand’s diverse landscape, lush vegetation, and expansive agricultural plains are quite literally rooted
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Australian Megafaunal Extinction in the Pleistocene: Humans or Climate?
Photo credit Written by: Izzy Busby Over the last 150 years, the reason for Australia’s megafauna extinction has been greatly
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Do you hear what I hear? The impact of environmental noise on human health
E-reader description: Image of a large commercial airplane flying very close overhead on a residential street near Heathrow Airport in
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Microplastics: A Short Yarn on Airborne Textiles
Written by: Sebastian Stevens, Master of Environmental Science student Photo credit Plastics waste is a huge problem within our environment
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