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Part of eCoast’s policy is to remain adaptive. This is highlighted through our many differing projects in which the team become capable of adjusting to extraordinary cases that require sensitivity, are physically complex or deemed unfeasible.

It's Time to Open Up the Korero on Coastal Sedimentation

The Department of Conservation (DOC) has released a short animation to raise awareness about the impacts of coastal sedimentation.

A Sustainable Surf Break Management Project Series Led by Director Ed Atkin

Ed has been leading the project series part-time over the last couple of years as part of a gratuitous initiative.

Coastal Processes and Drivers of Coastal Hazards: A Study of Ngarunui Beach to Te Kōpua Spit, Raglan

eCoast Directors Shaw Mead and Jose Borrero have been working to develop a better understanding of how coastal processes and drivers of coastal hazards affect a certain area.

Dr. Shaw Mead Takes Lead in an Environmental and Social Assessment in the Marshall Islands

Dr. Shaw Mead is currently leading an international team of experts to undertake an environmental and Social Assessment (ESA) for Majuro and Ebeye Atolls, Marshall Islands.

Hydrodynamic Modelling of the Tsunami from the March 5, 2021 Mw 8.1 Earthquake

In response to the March 5th, 2021 Magnitude 8.1 earthquake, Dr. Jose Borrero has put together a preliminary model of the tsunami generation and propagation.

eCoast's Dr. Jose Borrero Talks with RNZ on the 10th Anniversary of Japan's Tsunami

eCoast Director Dr. Jose Borrero talks on RNZ's Afternoons with Jesse Mulligan on the tenth anniversary of Japan's tsunami.

Dr. Jose Borrero Provides Commentary to the New Zealand Herald

eCoast Director Dr. Jose Borrero provided commentary to the New Zealand Herald regarding last Friday’s earthquakes and tsunamis.

Coastal Processes and Drivers of Coastal Hazards: A Whaingaroa Study

eCoast have partnered with the Te Kōpua Restoration Steering Group and local council to better understand how coastal processes and drivers of coastal hazards affect an area.

NZAIA Publish eCoast Director Shaw Mead's Article as Part of Impact Connector Series

eCoast Director Shaw Mead publishes an article as part of the New Zealand Association of Impact Assessment's Impact Connector.

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