Researcher

Huhana Smith

Professor Huhana Smith is a visual artist, curator and principle investigator a Massey University. She is co-principle investigator for research that includes mātauranga Māori methods with sciences to actively address climate change concerns for coastal Māori lands in Horowhenua-Kāpiti. 

Related Resources

Transitions to water-based land uses that enhance taonga species
Research report
Where are we heading? A panel discussion on the draft national adaptation plan
Research webinar
Ko te tiakitanga me te whakaoranga – protection and restoration in the age of changing with our climate
Journal or chapter
How coastal Māori communities are adapting to climate change
Research webinar
Kua tārewa te mānuka: What will make us adapt to climate change?
Video, podcast, game
Climate Talk: Dr Huhana Smith
Video, podcast, game
Climate change and conflict in the Pacific: Prevention, management and enhancing community resilience
Journal or chapter
Collaborative strategies for enhancing hapū connections to lands
Journal or chapter
Planning for climate impacts on Māori coastal ecosystems and economies
Research report
Mātauranga Māori, art and design: unconventional ways for addressing climate change impacts
Journal or chapter
Adaptation strategies to address climate impacts on coastal Māori communities
Video, podcast, game
Climate change and coastal Māori communities
Research report
Climate adaptations for coastal farms: Bridging science and mātauranga Māori with art and design
Journal or chapter