University of Waikato's Sustainability Reports, Whaioranga Taiao, Whaioranga Tangata – our work towards a better world.
Whaioranga Taiao, Whaioranga Tangata is a record and a celebration of our interconnected work at the University of Waikato to build inclusive and equitable communities, and a thriving and healthy environment.
Our Sustainability Report, Whaioranga Taiao, Whaioranga Tangata, showcases the progress we made towards the 17 United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in the calendar year.
The Whaioranga Taiao, Whaioranga Tangata name reflects our aspiration for both a healthy and connected environment and fair and inclusive communities, acknowledging that neither can exist without each other.
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.
Students discover the science behind sport at Biomechanics Day
Students from across the Bay of Plenty attended sessions on 3D motion capture, sprint and reaction time testing, balance assessment, strength-endurance assessment and performance analysis.
Ōhiwa Harbour’s mussel restoration efforts flourishing
Professor Kura Paul-Burke reports on thriving mussel beds as numbers soar to 45 million thanks to the coming together of mātauranga Māori and marine science.
Advanced energy symposium showcases decarbonisation software to improve industry processes
The event showcased the Ahuora Centre for Smart Energy Systems and the transformative work being undertaken at the University to decarbonise industrial processes.
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