Cilla Wehi

Awesome work here. And so many heritage languages here in #Aotearoa

Nine ways extreme events reshape river biodiversity How floods, droughts, heatwaves, and compound events are impacting life in rivers

What do floods, droughts, heatwaves and compound events actually do to river ecosystems?

My latest post walks through nine real-world impact pathways — from reaching physiological limits to cascading network‑wide effects.

A guided tour of a rapidly changing reality.

It was such a pleasure to meet you Carl and hear you speak. Come back again!

Government’s new science institute to lose 6% of staff less than a year after forming The Bioeconomy Science Institute is shedding 6% of its staff.

And people wonder why NZ’s R&D spend is way lower than the rest of the OECD & our productivity is in the toilet. www.stuff.co.nz/politics/360...

This looks exciting!

We have been speaking of these things for years, but now the scale is vast and the speed is grave.

Thank you @drtomharris.bsky.social

Hey peeps! I need to redo my lab & personal website and am looking for inspiration. Got any examples you really like? Cheers!

A powerpoint slide that says we recognise indigenous knowledge as a layered network of meaningful thought

At the Capital City Complex Systems Symposium in Wellington #NZ and its sizzling. Matua Tom Roa and Rodrigo Hill decolonising the stage 🧪@tepunahamatatini.bsky.social

A powerpoint slide that says we recognise indigenous knowledge as a layered network of meaningful thought

At the Capital City Complex Systems Symposium in Wellington #NZ and its sizzling. Matua Tom Roa and Rodrigo Hill decolonising the stage 🧪@tepunahamatatini.bsky.social

Not that I can read the article, but it looks promising. It’s pretty damn hard to find time to think and write. So many emails, so many reporting requests. Universities need adequate funding to support excellent research by staff and students alike.

Wondering who by and if you could search by author..Grant Norbury? Deb Wilson? Andrew Gormley? James Russell?

@christophersmith.bsky.social @hetanshah.bsky.social We have a draft agenda! Please share. Thank you 😃

Climate change is here. NZ isn't ready

Analysis: A serious approach to climate adaptation requires reckoning with the grim reality the future holds: more storms, more floods, more heat.

Ditto to what Dr Blackdeer said. And knowing you have had impact.

More women are professors, but gender gaps continue to plague NZ universities New Zealand universities are slowly closing the pay gap, but men are still more likely to fill senior leadership roles in the highest pay brackets.

theconversation.com/more-women-a...

Large pay gap disparities persist for academic women in #NZ. No surprise really. Does your uni have a 10 year strategic plan to address this? Also clear gaps for Pacific staff at universities where I have seen the data.

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So sorry Sophie.

front page of the waikato herald. lede story headline: “residents hopeful sea wall will protect homes”

“New Zealand hopeful it’s not surrounded by ocean.”

Good luck Port Waikato. We’re in this together. Or at least we would be, if the current government demonstrated any leadership.
#nzpol

@ppgardne.bsky.social

I loved seeing native frogs climbing too. Magic.

Here for it.

This looks fabulous. Wish I was in London for this one.

We welcome the new @ipbes.net Business & Biodiversity Assessment. Science-based evidence is essential to inform policy under the #KMGBF.

The message is clear: biodiversity is central to business viability.

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#BizBiodiversity #ForNature #UNBiodiversity

Nominations — Tyler Prize for Environmental Achievement The fundamental objective of the Tyler Prize for Environmental Achievement is to recognize outstanding contributions to:

Nominations are now open for the Tyler Prize for Environmental Achievement, the world’s oldest and most prestigious annual environmental prize.

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“Preventing runaway global warming is the single most important task in human history and it’s fallen to us”. Share this video with your family and friends. Resist the bullshit of governments and corporations who invest in short term economic gain.

Today I am announcing my campaign for the Dunedin City Council byelection.

I’m standing to offer leadership that's ready to go on day one; that's willing & able to challenge the government’s reforms; & that's prepared to make decisions in the best long-term interests of the city.

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I would love to see this change with Justine at the helm.

Trust me, the woman of academia are not at all surprised by the number of academic men orbiting Epstein.

A beautiful poem. Thanks Shelley.

Well, there goes my psychic pine tree business. Thanks a lot, science.