FREE RESOURCES Turning the Tide Docuseries and Tohorā marine research tool

Listed by: Sustainable Seas National Science Challenge

Classroom resources New Zealand (nationwide)

Posted: 12 July 2024

Notice reference #: 1HAhNP

Turning the Tide is Sustainable Seas National Science Challenge six-part documentary series highlighting the issues affecting our coastal marine environment and explaining how scientists, Māori and other partners are working together to devise sustainable solutions, launched on RNZ on 24 June 2024.

Turning the Tide shows what is happening under the surface of the ocean, and how human activities have been driving these changes. We see firsthand the work being done to restore our marine ecosystems across the country, hearing from the hapū, iwi, community leaders, stakeholders, and researchers who are leading the way.

To complement the work showcased in Turning the Tide, Tohorā is the legacy research tool from the Sustainable Seas National Science Challenge. It is a free AI-assisted natural language search tool that rapidly summarises marine research, pulling from multiple sources to offer clarity and direction.

Further information

Contact: Magnolia Lowe

(027) 319 2820

magnolia.lowe@niwa.co.nz

tohora.org.nz

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