Our Changing World

Andy Reisinger talks about the latest climate change science, which shows sea levels are rising faster than predicted. Audio

Shariman Ghazali is investigating the bioacoustics of fish such as john dory and gurnard. Audio

Deborah Sloboda has found that a mothers diet has long-term implications for the weight and age of puberty of her children. Audio

Ice cores from the Greenland ice cap are providing insights into past climates that will help plan for future climate change. Audio

Gavin Lear and Gillian Lewis describe the role of biofilms in the food web and how it's being used to test natural selection. Audio

Andrew Jeffs from the Leigh Marine Lab is trying to work out what little lobster larvae feed on far out at sea. Audio

Massey University scientists are looking at lahars and the physical characteristics of explosive volcanic eruptions Audio

Shane Cronin has been studying lahars and with Mark Bebbington has been analysing historic volcanic eruptions Audio

Auckland Museum insect collection curator John Early is passionate about parasitic wasps. Audio

The Leigh Marine Lab's Craig Radford has been recording the sounds made by urchins and snapping shrimps living on rocky reefs Audio

GNS Science's Martin Reyners is using tomography to look at the impact of fluid between tectonic plates Audio

Nature writer Neville Peat talks about his books on subjects as varied as sealions, South Island kokako and the Tasman Sea Audio