
Te Tai Tokerau: Climate Adaption Strategy
Te Tai Tokerau’s strategy tackles climate challenges with councils and Māori collaboration.

This technical report looks at climate change impacts in Te Tai Tokerau, focusing on Northland. It explains how rising temperatures, changing rainfall patterns, and sea-level rise can affect your land and farming practices. The report also includes Māori perspectives and discusses how communities are exposed to these climate risks. You will find information on climate change projections and risk management strategies to help you adapt. It emphasizes the importance of using adaptive approaches and understanding uncertainties to protect your land and livelihood for the future.

This research analyses future drought risks due to climate change impacts.

Explore updated climate projections for New Zealand, including rainfall and temperature changes.

Learn about how climate change will impact Waikato and what communities can do.

This research assesses dairy farming risks from coastal flooding and sea level rise in Aotearoa.

Understand how climate change might impact the future of health, wellbeing, culture, and economic security for Māori.

Learn about climate change in Aotearoa and how science helps us adapt.

Learn how climate change works, through both science and te ao Māori.

Hear about how climate change could reshape agriculture and land use decisions in Aotearoa.

This research explains how climate change affects heavy rainfall in Aotearoa.

Explore how communities adapt to climate change with real examples and resilience strategies.

This report explores climate change impacts on New Zealand agriculture.

Explore how restoring bush, wetlands and waterways builds Northland's climate resilience.