Sleepy birds, quiet dawns: how noisy, bright city nights disrupt and change birdsong

Just like for humans, sleep is important for birds for brain development, memory, learning, motivation, stress levels, cognition and communication.

Virtual dissection table puts Waikato at the forefront of health education

Students can rotate anatomical structures, examine pathology, and practise virtual dissections, all with the swipe of a finger.

US students dive deep into marine conservation in Tauranga

The University of Waikato’s international short course blends Māori perspectives with scientific training on Aotearoa’s coastline.

Experts highlight challenges and priorities for restoring Waikato lakes

Waikato’s lakes urgently need better management and restoration with “a lot, if not most” of the hundreds of lakes in the region significantly degraded.