Rethinking managed retreat: a new vision for climate adaptation

New environmental planning research from the University of Waikato explores what happens to land after managed retreats.

​​​A journey home to language, identity and purpose for Te Tohu Paetahi graduand

Keimārire Tibble-Brown spent a year studying te reo Māori in Tauranga. Having strengthened her sense of identity by reclaiming the language of her tīpuna, she’s now working to pursue health equity for Māori.

Geography team inspires grad’s next step

Having graduated last week with a Bachelor of Arts double majoring in Education and Geography, Cara Clark-Howard aspires to become a secondary school teacher.

As more communities have to consider relocation, we explore what happens to the land after people leave

New research from Dr Christina Hanna and her colleagues in environmental planning brings a new perspective to managed retreat - what happens to the places we retreat from. They explore this idea in this piece for The Conversation.