DoctorJohn Pirker

Beginning observation of Leukoma crassicosta – Ribbed Venus Clams, population, habitat dynamics, and past and future vulnerabilities in the Kaikōura coast.

First glance at mahinga kai species, Leukoma crassicosta - Venus Ribbed Clams, its population dynamics and potential habitat on rocky intertidal reefs around Kaikōura, Aotearoa.

Pacific Sustainability and Climate Resilience

Post-Earthquake Population Dynamics and Habitat Suitability of Culturally Important Leukoma crassicosta on the Kaikoūra Coast: A Baseline Study with Recommendation for Ongoing Monitoring

Understanding the Habitat and Population Structure of Leukoma crassicosta on the Kaikōura Coast - Baseline Knowledge for Future Kaitiakitanga.

Diversity of Life

Mātāpuna Kai

Developing a Kaupapa Māori science education programme focused on microplastics, plastic pollution and sustainability

Science, Maori and Indigenous Knowledge

Optimising the transport of Crassostrea gigas for aquaculture

Science, Society and Me

Occurrence and fate of high-priority pharmaceuticals and personal care products (PPCPs) in edible shellfish species; implications for seafood safety

Kākahi (Echyridella menziesii) as biological tools and indicators for stream restoration

Effects of environmental changes on physiological response in black foot abalone (Haliotis iris)

Marine Biology and Ecology

Issues in New Zealand Biosecurity

Marine Biology and Ecology

PolySaturated: An examination of the experiences of Being Polynesian in the National Rugby League

Research Preparation

Spatiotemporal Mapping of Traditional Ecological Knowledge: Maori Kaitiakitanga (Guardianship) and Matauranga (Knowledge) of living Taonga (Treasure) species

The role of light and nutrients in limiting the growth of phytoplankton in Te Waihora

What factors affect and determine the distribution of ki wai (Parenephrops zealandicus) a native freshwater crayfish in and around Canterbury and what implications could this have for population restoration

“Taua ki uta, Taua ki te wai” : Natural resource management across transition zones in New Zealand and Hawai’i.

Te Whaia te Putaiao, kaore ranei – The Māori student’s perception of science education