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Our Changing World

RNZ
New Zealand
Conservation
Kākā
The Turning Point
Climate Change
Artificial Intelligence
Medicinal Cannabis
Biodiversity
Tsunamis
Geohazards
Aotearoa New Zealand
Honey Bees
Mōhua
Consciousness
Evidence-Based Medicine
West Antarctic Ice Sheet
Varroa Destructor Mite
RNA Interference
Predator Control
Landslides

Dr Claire Concannon follows scientists into the bush, over rivers, back to their labs and many places in-between to cover the most fascinating research being done in Aotearoa New Zealand.

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Latest Episodes

Takahē were believed to be extinct not once, but twice. Today their population is just over 500 – still not a huge number, but big enough that new homes are needed for these flightless manu. The latest area to welcome takahē is the upper Whakatipu – ... more

Gas shortages, a reversal of the ban of offshore oil and gas exploration, and a government plan to double geothermal energy in the next 15 years… There’s been a lot in the news recently about New Zealand’s energy supply now and in the future. Claire ... more

New Zealand’s youth vaping rates are among the highest in the world. How did we get here and what will this mean for the future of our rangatahi? A 2018 court case paved the way for a loose regulatory start for vaping in New Zealand, and rapid uptake... more

More and more of us are reaching for low or no-alcohol beers. As the market grows, the options are also expanding – but brewing beer without alcohol fermentation presents a tricky puzzle. In traditional beer brewing the conversion of sugars into etha... more

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Rachel Thompson
Lead education coordinator for Kids Greening Taupō
Kids Greening Taupō
Episode: Turning Taupō green
Kiri Te Wano
CEO of Project Tongariro
Project Tongariro
Episode: Turning Taupō green
Celia Bockett
Member of Wicked Weeders, a volunteer group part of Greening Taupō
Wicked Weeders
Episode: Turning Taupō green
Alicia Gill
Postgraduate student investigating predator-prey interactions between lanternfish and baby reef fish.
Teheranawaka, Victoria University of Wellington
Episode: The dance of the lanternfish
Niamh Smith
Postgraduate student involved in field research related to lanternfish.
Teheranawaka, Victoria University of Wellington
Episode: The dance of the lanternfish
Dr. Aria Lee
Marine ecologist and invertebrate ecologist at the Sydney Institute of Marine Science
Sydney Institute of Marine Science
Episode: Tauranga's living sea wall
Rochelle Lockley
Representative from the Port of Tauranga
Port of Tauranga
Episode: Tauranga's living sea wall
Mike Bell
Part of the tui catching team involved in the project
Chatham Island Taiko Trust
Episode: The Chatham Island tūī translocation
David Boyle
Wildlife expert involved in catching tui at Southeast Island
Chatham Island Taiko Trust
Episode: The Chatham Island tūī translocation

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Claire Concannon
Host of Our Changing World

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 232 ratings
  • The Puzzle of the Silent Mind

    Anauralia - fascinating! Nicely done Dr. Concannon and research team. Looking forward to what’s up next!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Yrraba
    United States2 years ago
  • Our changing world is my favourite program 🤗

    This is such an Awesome program!

    There is so much to learn about our changing world

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sue Penman
    New Zealand2 years ago
  • Our changing world

    Wonderful to find Aotearoa/NZ cutting edge science communicated so very well. Thank you.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Stitcynama
    New Zealand2 years ago
  • Our changing world is my favourite program 🤗

    This is such an Awesome program!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sue Penman
    New Zealand3 years ago
  • Among my favorite science podcasts …

    ... and I subscribe to many!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    YGlen
    United States4 years ago

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The engaging presentation style makes complex scientific topics accessible and enjoyable to a wide audience.
Listeners appreciate the diverse topics covered, particularly those related to local conservation efforts and innovative science.
The podcast is recognized for its strong focus on environmental challenges and successes within New Zealand, creating a sense of community engagement in conservation efforts.
Many listeners express admiration for the hosts and their ability to convey compelling stories about scientific discoveries.

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#207
Australia/Science
Apple Podcasts
#63
New Zealand/Science
Apple Podcasts
#168
China/Science
Apple Podcasts
#214
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The willows and the wetland
Q: What is the significance of the Waimarino wetland?
The wetland is crucial for maintaining native biodiversity and is home to several rare bird species that rely on healthy native habitats.
The willows and the wetland
Q: What are the methods used to control the grey willow population?
Nick describes using drone mapping, aerial surveillance, and helicopters for spraying herbicide, as well as ground control with manual treatment for accessible areas.
The Chatham Island tūī translocation
Q: What do these birds do in winter?
In winter, the tui leave Southeast Island for Pitt Island, where they spend the cold months before returning to breed in spring.
The Chatham Island tūī translocation
Q: Why juveniles?
Juveniles are chosen because adults have established territories, whereas juveniles disperse and are more likely to adapt to new habitats.
Fiordland's underwater world
Q: What will you be observing in your heat wave experiment?
Amber will monitor the physiological stress responses of black corals as they are exposed to increased temperatures and assess changes in their microbial communities.

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A captivating exploration of scientific research in Aotearoa, featuring a wide range of topics related to environmental conservation, wildlife, and innovative scientific practices. Episodes highlight the efforts of scientists working on various conservation projects, the dynamics of local ecosystems, and the challenges posed by climate change and human activity. Unique insights are provided into specific studies, such as the conservation of rare species and the impact of invasive species, vividly bringing to life the stories of scientists making groundbreaking discoveries and engaging communities in conservation efforts.

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2. Kiri Te Wano
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4. Alicia Gill
5. Niamh Smith
6. Dr. Aria Lee
7. Rochelle Lockley
8. Mike Bell

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