Looking ahead to Glasgow, let's not curb our enthusiasm

Dr Kaaren Mathias coordinated an international team studying the value of community mental health assets in Ghana, India, Occupied Palestine and South Africa.

Who gets to make decisions about Aotearoa New Zealand’s native plant biodiversity is a question at the heart of new Canterbury research.

Over 40,000 dried and pressed plants neatly filed in the University of Canterbury Herbarium make up a vital botanical library that dates back over 150 years.

Committed student volunteers are making the University of Canterbury’s Ilam campus safer for native birds by trapping pest predators.

Pinpointing summer solstice as a trigger for mast seeding events could help prevent predators from ravaging New Zealand’s native species. 

Canterbury researchers are exploring how planting native shelterbelts and hedgerows on farms could deliver biodiversity benefits and make good business sense.

Timber slash and debris from flooding events is decimating Aotearoa New Zealand’s vital underwater kelp forests, a nationwide study shows.

UC researchers and collaborators create world-first statistical model with potential to better inform public health responses to infectious diseases.

Amid global calls to reduce plastic production, new research shows high amounts of plastic in Arctic Sea ice and sediment.