Scholarship enables Marlborough student to pursue marine conservation 17 April 2023 A biologist who found her passion through a school project that won a Cawthron Marlborough Environment Award is nearing the end of a 20-week scholarship working on sea grass research...
It’s not too late to save our lakes, say scientists as national study confirms 45% of lakes are in poor health 17 April 2023 Five years after commencing the biggest survey of lake health in Aotearoa New Zealand’s history, Lakes380 Programme leaders at Cawthron...
Better coordination and communication would unlock potential of catchment groups to improve freshwater health 31 March 2023 Recommendations in a new Cawthron Institute report funded by Our Land and Water National Science Challenge aim to help catchment groups achieve...
Cawthron releases updated educational video about toxic algae in our rivers 28 March 2023 Cawthron Institute has recently reproduced our public education video about toxic cyanobacteria. The old video, which was regularly shared by councils, community boards and...
‘Musseling Up’ clinical study confirms mussels reduce knee pain in post-menopausal women 23 March 2023 A new clinical study facilitated through the Cawthron-led ‘Musseling Up’ research programme has confirmed that Greenshell mussels can help...
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