Have a Tsunami Evacuation Plan Ready Posted on March 12, 2024January 8, 2025 By Zane Egginton In Aotearoa, being prepared for a tsunami is essential if you live near the coast. Knowing your evacuation zones and routes ahead of time can save lives. If you feel a long or strong earthquake, don’t wait for an official warning – move to higher ground immediately or as far inland as possible. Make sure your whānau knows the plan: where to go, how to reconnect, and what essentials to grab. Practise your evacuation route regularly and have a go-bag ready. To learn more about when to evacuate, watch this informative video from LEARNZ embedded below. For additional tips and resources, visit Get Ready NZ. Stay safe and prepared! Education Video Bay of PlentyearthquakeTsunami
Education Ngā Pukapuka: Knowledge for Hazards Posted on January 8, 2025January 9, 2025 Resilience to natural hazards is essential for safeguarding communities, preserving cultural heritage, and ensuring sustainable futures. By combining mātauranga māori, technology, and effective governance strategies, we can strengthen communities against the impacts of disasters. This page provides access to key resources and publications that I’ve found useful for my research,… Read More
Earthquake Safety for Tamariki Posted on May 1, 2024January 8, 2025 Heres a couple of videos to help your Tamariki learn about Earthquakes. Turtle Safe Turtle Safe helps teach young kids what to do in an earthquake. Use Turtle Safe in your early childcare centre and practice Drop, Cover and Hold. Drop. So you don’t get knocked off your feet. Cover,… Read More
Earthquake Safety Video’s Posted on June 8, 2024January 8, 2025 This is a series of video’s from Civil Defence about Earthquake safety. Click the icon in the top right to select another. Read More