• Insect Play: Transforming multispecies stories with unloved creatures, comics, and children 

  Claessen, Suzanne Agnes Reinoutje

  In light of extinctions and exclusions of uncharismatic beings from ethical regard and conservation efforts, this study contributes to the challenges of (re)situating humans ecologically and nonhumans ethically (Plumwood ...

• Water level fluctuation and vegetation patterns within an alpine wetland complex 

  Schloots, Cara-Lisa

  Alpine wetlands are one of the most at-risk ecosystems under future climate change scenarios; how these systems function and their biodiversity values have received little research attention in the temperate southern ...

• Collaborative Cultural Mapping and Archaeological Mapping at Whareongaonga 5 Land Block 

  Hagan, Josephine May

  Across the globe and particularly in post-colonial contexts, archaeologists have an increasing awareness of the moral obligation and practical benefit of collaborating with groups outside the profession. Wider inclusivity ...

• Morphology and systematics of the fossil penguin Platydyptes 

  Matts, Katie Anne

  New Zealand has one of the most extensive penguin records in the world, from the oldest known penguin Waimanu (~60-62 Ma) to several extant species such as Eudyptula minor (Little Blue Penguin) and Megadyptes antipodes ...

• Spectroscopic studies of harakeke and other textiles and kiwifruit 

  Garagoda Arachchige, Piumika Samanali

  Vibrational spectroscopy was used in combination with chemometrics to understand the structure and properties of a series of different biological systems. The biological systems examined included artificially light aged, ...

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