The Research
Cluster for Natural Resources Law comprises individual, disciplinary
and interdisciplinary collaborative projects on the law, policy and
practice relating to natural resources and the environment within
Aotearoa New Zealand. These projects are grouped around the common
goal of amplifying Otago’s voice on the national and
international stage to influence policy formation and development of
law. This translational research is specifically focused on exploring
issues relating to: climate change, energy, water, fisheries, marine
mammals, the conservation estate, flora and fauna, minerals, and the
built environment. The research aspires to have real value for
government, nga iwi Mäori and local communities.
Podcasts of presentations at the Future of Public Conservation Lands and Waters Symposium and the Indigenous Peoples' Legal Water Forum can be found at: http://podcast.otago.ac.nz/weblog/_humanities/