For Outreach and Engagement events- including schools, community groups, and retirement home presentations and visits please check out our Facebook page or email us. You can also contact us if you’re interested in field trips and collaboration on festival opportunities.
Events
What’s coming up
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Stories
Latest from DEVORA
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Read more: Behind-the-Scenes of DEVORA -- A Blog for Auckland’s Volcanic ResearchNews
Behind-the-Scenes of DEVORA -- A Blog for Auckland’s Volcanic Research
Auckland is the City of Volcanoes and it deserves its own blog - this is what Elaine Smid, DEVORA research assistant since 2008, was thinking many years ago, so she started one.
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Read more: The DEVORA Borehole Database: The Seed that GrewMedia release
The DEVORA Borehole Database: The Seed that Grew
Check out the DEVORA Borehole Database overseen by Dr Tracy Howe. An open resource, the database collates lithologic borehole information from across New Zealand’s largest city, Auckland.
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Read more: Teaching ResourcesNews
Teaching Resources
Game time: Play with virtual fire! Learn more about volcanoes with access to interactive games and tailored classroom lessons for all ages.
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Read more: Be prepared: Effective response to volcanic emergenciesNews
Be prepared: Effective response to volcanic emergencies
The Auckland Volcanic Field Contingency Plan details the management of an eruption in the field.
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Read more: DEVORA Fact SheetsNews
DEVORA Fact Sheets
Do you know that there are about 53 volcanoes in Auckland and that Rangitoto is the youngest one? Cleverly illustrated and packed full of easy to understand information, the DEVORA fact sheets prepared by leading scientific communicators share fun volcanic facts in a simple and engaging form.
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Read more: DEVORA on the world stageMedia release
DEVORA on the world stage
The United Nations Global Assessment Report on Disaster Risk Reduction (GAR) focuses on major efforts to reduce disaster risk.