Mountains to Sea Wellington’s Zoe Studd on the joys, challenges and possibilities of connecting people with the water
Zoe Studd is the co-founder and ‘Chief Enthusiasm Officer’ of Mountains to Sea Wellington and the Project Lead of Love Rimurimu. She helps people of all ages to connect with marine and freshwater environments, and leads marine restoration projects. She’s full of ideas and energy, supported by an in…
Kelp restoration & seaweed saunas with Love Rimurimu (Zoe Studd)
You are going to love this conversation if you dream of spending a week greeting the sun with seaweed songs, having seaweed baths after saunas, if you’re into seaweed tattoos, if you’re a student or a teacher and you wanna go diving, and generally if you’re into the idea of regenerating underwater …
Swimming with Lord Byron, Beowulf and around Britain with special guest John Hancock
It’s a swim literature episode! Featuring John Hancock, who told us the colourful life story of Sir Bernard Freyberg and his wartime swim.
This time John and Shona talk about:
The “mad, bad and dangerous to know” poet Lord Byron’s 1810 swim across the Dardanelles (formerly the Hellespont, between…
The Duke of Wellington
Napoleon’s great adversary, a man of impeccable military credentials, and one of the finest examples of the great British soldier that tends to sound more like myth than fact, Arthur Wellesley was also just a man. He had mistresses, a sense of humour, and an inspirational style of leadership that h…
Restoring Wellington’s seaweed forests
Giant kelp is disappearing from Wellington Harbour. Love Rimurimu is aiming to restore lush underwater kelp forests with an ambitious and collaborative replanting effort. Claire Concannon dives in to the wonderful world of seaweeds.
The aquarium room at NIWA is awash with sound. A pump system hums,…
Conservation benefits
Creating safe spaces for wildlife to thrive means benefit for the local community too. This week, two stories on that theme.
We know humans benefit when biodiversity flourishes. This week, Claire Concannon brings us two stories about providing sanctuary for fish, and how local communities also gai…
Luke’s Diner: I’m Craving Crème Brûlée
Singer David Archuleta joins Scott for Luke’s Diner to tease his brand new song Creme Brûlée!Rory grabbed a big tub of Ben & Jerry’s ice cream to wallow after her breakup, so what is David’s ultimate break up food? Plus, hear what he would order at Luke’s Diner!
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Luke’s Diner: I’m Craving Crème Brûlée
Singer David Archuleta joins Scott for Luke’s Diner to tease his brand new song Creme Brûlée!Rory grabbed a big tub of Ben & Jerry’s ice cream to wallow after her breakup, so what is David’s ultimate break up food? Plus, hear what he would order at Luke’s Diner!
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'See, feel, touch': How a riverside farm connects with community
A South Wairarapa riverside farm is turning into a rich classroom, offering lessons in science and the environment, maths, language, and legends of the land.
A South Wairarapa riverside farm is turning into a rich classroom, offering lessons in science and the environment, maths, language, and lege…
Mountains to sea wellington
An interview with Zoe Studd,Director of Mountains to Sea Wellington. A trust that operates with a team of dedicated staff and volunteers, running programs with communities and young people and creating a sense of Kaitiakitanga which in Maori means guardianship and protection, a way of managing the…
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