Not another COVID eviction story – contested spaces in Christchurch Central City

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Tarāpuka adult and nestling at the Armagh St. colony, 2019. Quintessential Christchurch: rubble and road cones
Since 2019, a colony of Tarāpuka|black-billed gulls  – not only critically endangered, but the most endangered gulls in the world -  have taken up...

The Amazon River: water flow dynamics and its ecosystem interactions

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Each year during the wet season, the Amazon river rises to create an internationally significant wetland, that's nearly three times the size of New Zealand. Professor Matthew Wilson shares a view from the field while studying the flow dynamics of the largest river in the world..

Geography and obesity: what’s the connection?

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While you might not know it, geography and health are closely linked! Where you are born, live, work or even go to school, directly...

A good news story for World Ocean Day: The Ross Sea region MPA

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The Southern Ocean south of the Antarctic Polar Front is managed by an international agreement analogous to the Antarctic Treaty, the Convention for the Conservation...

Getting to the bottom of Lake Wanaka’s dynamic landscape

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University of Canterbury geography technicians Nick Key and Justin Harrison, along with Newcastle University PhD candidate Ryan Dick have been conducting a detailed bathymetric...

What even is town planning?

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The discipline of town planning spans back to when humans first started to live in permanent settlements. As anyone who has been flatting will...

Top 10 lessons from Christchurch on making a difference

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Associate Professor Ann Brower
In an inspiring talk on International Women’s Day 2020, University of Canterbury (UC) Associate Professor Ann Brower shared some lessons she’s learnt on driving...

Heading South – Weddell Sea expedition getting ready

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Geospatial technician, Paul Bealing, has spent countless hours constructing, calibrating, testing and fine tuning these customised drones in preparation for an epic trip to...

UC Geography busy over the “break”

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A new weather sensor installed by Geography technician Nick Key at Broken River weather station will expand the data available from the station as...

WATCH: How the physical environment affects our health

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At the University of Canterbury​’s GeoHealth Lab, Geography Professor Simon Kingham and his team study interesting connections between geography and health: how where you...
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