
Incorporating climate change into iwi environmental management plans
Learn about Ngāi Tahu ki Murihiku's plan for managing environmental issues and climate change.

Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu has a climate change strategy and action plan for the whole Ngāi Tahu Group. Farming makes up around half of the group's emissions, so the plan carries separate 2030 targets for dairy, beef and sheep alongside a group-wide cut and a goal of carbon neutral by 2050.
The strategy rests on the pou it rests on: emissions, water, biodiversity, waste, and the resilience of marae and whānau, with coastal marae, urupā and wāhi tapu exposed to rising seas and floods. The approach draws on mātauranga alongside western science.

Explore an atlas of Ngāi Tahu place names, histories and traditional routes

Learn about New Zealand's climate action, emissions targets, and agricultural pricing strategy.

Research on Taranaki biodiversity tohu and climate resilience planning

Te Wai Pounamu kaitiaki share their mātauranga about climate indicators.

This report analyzes climate risks in Northland, focusing on impacts, perspectives, and management strategies.

Te Tai Tokerau's Climate Adaptation Strategy outlines key actions for climate resilience.

Learn to create a strategic plan focusing on aspirations for whenua and whānau.

This report explores future options to reduce agricultural greenhouse gas emissions in New Zealand.

Learn about methane in agriculture and how NZ ag researchers are trying to reduce emissions.

Pūrakau about Te Moana Tāpokopoko a Tāwhaki, the Southern Ocean

Strategies for Māori farms to reduce greenhouse gases to meet the Zero Carbon targets.

Understand how to reduce emissions and adapt to a changing climate on your farm.