NZIA talked to me recently about resilient architecture...
nzia.co.nz/explore/news/2023…
Our new paper out now led by Maria Rodgers, with Ocean Mercier, and Becky Kiddle: Plants of place: justice through (re)planting Aotearoa New Zealand’s urban natural heritage: uclpress.scienceopen.com/hos…
INVITATION: Auckland exhibition opening - Nature-based Climate Change Adaptation international design competition. AUT, Aug 2, 5.30pm - mailchi.mp/45d0167c2d59/nuwa…
OR, just come the exhibition. 9 - 5, 1 - 4 August, WG building foyer, AUT, Mayoral Drive, Auckland
Our latest publication: Improving Urban Habitat Connectivity. This research uses Linkage Mapper, to design an urban green infrastructure network to improve habitat connectivity for native birds. Lead by Maggie MacKinnon
Full article: mdpi.com/2073-445X/12/7/1456
An interview with Billie Faircloth and I about the climate change adaptation panel we are running at the upcoming UIA World Congress of Architects in Copenhagen in July.
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Fantastic exhibition opening last night at Thistle Hall in Wellington! NUWAO urban design for climate change adaptation. Exhibition up till June 4. Catch a sneaky 'pre-hear' of our new podcasts too. Acknowledgments to Mercia Abbott and Maija Stephens @urban_oceania
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INVITATION: Exhibition opening - Nature-based Climate Change Adaptation - Thistle Hall, Wellington - 29 May mailchi.mp/cdf5214e8529/nuwa…
NUWAO (Nature-based Urban design for Wellbeing and Adaptation in Oceania) is hosting 2023 NUWAO International Symposium on Nature-based Urban Climate Adaptation. Would you like to attend? linkedin.com/events/2023nuwa…
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NUWAO newsletter update. Register for the NUWAO NbS Symposium now (April 20-21 in Wellington). - mailchi.mp/c07eb54414e9/nuwa…
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ArchitectureNow article about NUWAO research: Green walls and roofs, tree-lined roadsides, urban ngahere and wetlands not only beautify our cities but they are also critical elements in our efforts to mitigate and adapt to the effects of climate change.
architecturenow.co.nz/articl…
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Masters Scholarship 2023
'Aotearoa BiodiverCITY' scholarship OPEN to
current 4th year students
interested in moving to their final year of masters study in 2023 at AUT (School of Future Environments) OR Victoria University of Wellington (School of Architecture). See below!
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NUWAO 2023 Masters Scholarship
Applications now OPEN for current 4th year Maori/Pasifika Students interested in studying a Masters at AUT or VuW in 2023 exploring nature-based solutions in the climate change adaptation and resilience spaces. See below for info and topic ideas!
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Symposium call, competition, update - mailchi.mp/d4207fefa841/symp…
Check out the latest NUWAO newsletter detailing a call for submissions to the NUWAO symposium, Design Competition deadlines, and new NUWAO publications and team members.
Our new paper just out today: Carbon Sequestration and Habitat Provisioning through Building-Integrated Vegetation: A Global Survey of Experts. mdpi.com/2075-5309/12/9/1458
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NUWAO Masters student Jovaan Mataroa is just back from field work in Rarotonga. See her update here: nuwao.org.nz/vacancies/
ArchitectureNow article about our research: Green walls and roofs, tree-lined roadsides, urban ngahere and wetlands not only beautify our cities but they are also critical elements in our efforts to mitigate and adapt to the effects of climate change. architecturenow.co.nz/articl…
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“Tāmaki Makaurau should be an international exemplar of a biophilic city” - @RodOramNZ 👏 newsroom.co.nz/rod-oram-a-di…
#auckland #biophilia @BiophilicCities @MPedersenZari @JanaSoderlund @TimBeatley
@AklCouncil
@BiophilCitiesAU @BiophilicWales #singapore #birmingham
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Planted ‘green’ walls and rooftops, wetlands, tree-lined roadsides and urban ngahere beautify our cities. They are also key elements in our efforts to mitigate and adapt to the effects of climate change, Associate Professor @MPedersenZari writes in @Nature rdcu.be/cQus8

ALT The positive feedback loop between climate change and biodiversity loss in the urban built environment context. The schematic illustrates relationships between the built environment, climate and biodiversity and highlights negative impacts in a business-as-usual setting as compared to potential benefits in a regenerative living cities paradigm. Source: https://t.co/qA5O9QwQsn
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Our article 'Regenerative living cities and the urban climate–biodiversity–wellbeing nexus' has just come out in Nature Climate Change. Free version here: rdcu.be/cQus8
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