Our Changing World

Protecting Antarctica: a discussion on environmental issues facing the continent. Audio

Entomologist George Gibbs on New Zealand butterflies. Audio

Amelia Nurse meets entomologist George Gibbs at Otari Wilton Bush to talk about butterflies. Audio

Dacia talks to scientists involved in a simulated eruption of Auckland about natural disaster planning. Audio

New technologies and products that are both environmentally sustainable and economically valuable. Audio

Dacia Herbulock goes on a nocturnal visit to Karori Wildlife Sanctuary to see a new brood of froglets. Audio

Amelia Nurse meets Malcolm Francis and Michael Manning at a NIWA laboratory and gets a lesson in shark anatomy. Audio

An extended interview with Malcolm Francis about shark management. Audio

Malcolm Francis on sharp fin soup and the draft National Plan of Action for the Conservation and Management of Sharks. Audio

Phil Seddon and Ursula Ellenberg discuss their research on the impact of human influence on the yellow-eyed penguins of Otago. Audio

A shark expert talks about the sharks that swim in NZ waters and Amelia comes face to face with some of those infamous teeth. Audio

How connections in the brain can change and adapt. Audio