Our Changing World

Using an articulograph to study how we process food in our mouths while we eat will help in smarter food innovation Read more Audio

Lincoln University ecologists release a batch of ladybirds to help control a sap-sucking insect pest of potatoes Read more Audio

A team of Maori and Pacific marine scientists at Victoria University explore the impact of sediments on kaimoana Read more Audio

A citizen science initiative to encourage people to take a closer look at their local rocky shore and collect baseline data Audio

NIWA microbiologist Els Maas discusses an international project to count marine bacteria in polar regions Audio

The Hutton's Shearwater Charitable Trust is translocating chicks to establish a new colony on Kaikoura Peninsula. Read more Audio

Massey University researchers explore if physical exercise reduces risk of heart diseases associated with mini strokes Audio

NIWA's Richard O'Driscoll explain how sound helps him to spy on fish and monitor fish stocks Audio

Native banded kokopu return after the eradication of brown trout from Wellington's Zealandia sanctuary Audio

Ruth Beran continues the tour of a forensics lab, finding out about shoeprints, and how samples of sexual assault are tested Audio

Dusan Stulik, of the Getty Conservation Institute, discusses his project to catalogue chemical processes in photography Audio

University of Canterbury scientists study the internal mechanics of debris flows by simulating them in the lab Read more Audio