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Auckland’s volcanic landscape

The Auckland Volcanic Field is made up of about 53 individual centres. Within the DEVORA programme we are gathering data to explain how, why, how often and how fast magma moves to the surface in the Auckland Volcanic Field.  We are also studying the deposits of past eruptions to learn more about how and when our volcanoes formed.   

Presentations from the 16th Annual DEVORA forum 2023
Presentations from the 15th Annual DEVORA forum 2022
New Auckland Lava Cave Discovered
Te Rito cadet field trip to Te Pane-O-Mataaho / Māngere Mountain
Auckland’s Volcanoes: Their fiery secrets and how we’re prepared
Funding to study earthquakes in the Auckland Volcanic Field using Auckland’s fibre network
Presentations from the 14th annual DEVORA forum 2021
Buried treasure dating confirms Maungawhau / Mt Eden Eruption Age
A continuous record of the last 200kyr of palaeoclimates in Onepoto Basin.
New Research: A new fault in Auckland – The Motukaraka Fault, Beachlands