3 April, 2025In his latest article, Fish Futures Programme Co-Leader Marc Tadaki and his colleagues explore a new way to understand and…
2 September, 2024Fish Futures scientists Calum MacNeil and Finnbar Lee, together with Rose Somerville analysed where the gold clam is most likely…
28 July, 2024Nearly 90% of its freshwater fish species are unique to the Aotearoa-New Zealand (A-NZ). When humans arrived aound 1280 AD…
26 July, 2024Invasive non-native species are a major threat to native biodiversity, especially in freshwater ecosystems. Aotearoa New Zealand has a unique…
15 July, 2024Photo: Sjaan Bowie Using barriers in freshwater systems, known as isolation management, has become an increasingly popular strategy to protect…
31 March, 2023Fish Future's Finnbar Lee, Nixi Boddy and Prof Angus McIntosh explore how research on six Southern Hemisphere fish species has…
31 January, 2023In ecology and evolution, the small population idea suggests that smaller populations have less genetic diversity, which leads to less…
10 January, 2023In environmental science and politics, metaphors are everywhere. Scientists might describe rivers, for example, as ecosystems, drains, or zombies, which…
1 April, 2022Fish Futures Simon Stewart, Robin Holmes, Yvonne Vadeboncoeur and Sarah Bury and Sarah Crump looked at how migrating fish from…
