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In this episode of Countdown to the Climate Action Festival, Rachel Sanson speaks with Tom Kay about the urgent need to rethink how we manage our rivers in a changing climate. Drawing on years of research and practical experience, Tom explores how traditional flood protection and environmental management have often made things worse - hardening riverbanks, disrupting natural systems, and increasing the risks of disaster. He presents a powerful alternative: making space for rivers by allowing them to reclaim parts of their natural floodplains. This nature-based approach can help protect communities, restore ecosystems, and create new opportunities for recreation, showing that when we work with nature’s rhythms instead of against them, everyone benefits.
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In this episode of Countdown to the Climate Action Festival, Louise Perzigian chats with Rosie Hadfield from the Golden Bay Sustainable Living Centre, a thriving community hub dedicated to practical, local solutions for sustainable living. They explore what kai resilience means in practice - fro ...
In this final episode of Countdown to the Climate Action Festival, Dr Joanna Santa Barbara sits down with Marie Becdelievre, Adaptation Lead for Nelson City Council, to explore how our region is planning for the challenges of climate change. From sea level rise and flooding to earthquakes and bu ...
In this episode of Countdown to the Climate Action Festival, Forum member Jack Santa Barbara speaks with Dr Catherine Knight, author of An Uncommon Land and one of the leading environmental historians in Aotearoa. Together, they explore the story of the commons - the traditional rights of access ...
In this opening episode of Countdown to the Climate Action Festival, Christina Simkanin talks with filmmaker Antoinette Wilson about The New Peasants - an intimate portrait of a family who have spent two decades reimagining what it means to live well. The film follows Meg, Patrick, Zephyr, and W ...
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