Events

Tuesday 20 October 2020 
Presented by Bryan Stevenson and Dean Stronge, Manaaki Whenua – Landcare Research
 
Government, iwi/hapū, industry, and landowners hold a range of perspectives and interests on soil and soil health. Understanding the differen

Do you have clothes needing to be repaired? Can’t be worn, but don’t want to throw out?

Are you skilled with a needle or a sewing machine? Able to help in any way, from sewing buttons to replacing zips?

Then we’d love you to join us for a repair café

FINAL UPDATE: The forecast for 18 Oct is "cloudy with occasional rain". We plan to go ahead with the working bee if it is just the occasional shower (like today 17 Oct) but not if it develops into something more persistent.

Chris, Alison and Gillian

Jack Santa Barbara will be giving a talk about Energy Descent: a Biophysical reality. 
Energy descent means that rather than expecting there to be an ever-increasing quantity of energy resources available in the future, we may be facing a future with

Face to face workshop on Wednesday 14th October 5.30 - 8pm in the Mahitahi Collab.

Registration in advance is essential, because there are limited spaces, through https://www.eventbrite.co.nz/e/social-impact-ecosystem-mapping-virtual-workshop-tickets-

Join Forest & Bird Youth at 11.30am on 14th October for a hearty discussion on environmental policy, with a specific focus on the intergenerational effects of the climate & biodiversity crises!

Our confirmed panellists so far are:

• Hon David Parker -

We are proud to introduce you to our new environmental festival, based in Nelson, New Zealand! The aim of the festival is to bring together the creative talents of New Zealand environmental warriors, filmmakers and students to speak up for our Earth!

This all-day, face-to-face hui will be held at the delightful Riverside Community venue in Motueka.

It's going to be a big one.

We will feed into the strategic action plans of 7 groups:

• Local Economy and Business 
• Energy 
• Land Use 
• Food, Forestry an

The London School of Economics offers a guest lecture series on ‘Cutting Edge Issues in Development Thinking and Practice’. It's convened by Duncan Green, author of How Change Happens, (available free and so worth reading!). 

One of the few genuine s

Each Tour is $10

Tickets: https://events.humanitix.com/walking-the-talk-local-solutions-for-carbon-reduction-site-visits-motueka

The Motueka Greens Local Matters team  have organised a garden trail to eight local properties showcasing solutions for ca

Join Zoom Meeting
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Meeting ID: 820 7727 8663

Passcode: 069927

Agenda: 1. Presentation of CAP's work at upcoming hui

2. How to make best use of hour at hui to elicit views on

Our weekly catchup with a focus on activities at the Hui this weekend:

• Environronment computer simulations workshop(s) for Sunday - Alistairs Nelson simulation workshop and the soil/earth models I'm working on
• A game/activittys for Saturday
• An art a

This is an important meeting to generate a draft Strategic Action Plan for this group, to present at the Forum Hui on Sunday, Oct. 11th.

Julie will be present, culling ideas for this draft.

Zoom: Topic: Urban Development meeting
Time: Oct 5, 2020 08:00

The draft agenda for the meeting is available here.

Please join via Zoom here:  https://zoom.us/j/97136109964

Serious Fun - come and listen to the Nelson candidates answer what they would do for the Climate and Transport in Nelson.  This is not your normal candidates meeting with them up the front and rows and rows of seats AND there will entertainment, not

Join via Zoom here:  https://zoom.us/j/99776132683

Meeting with Anton at Nelson Environment Centre to talk about their vision and ideas for reuse and repair. Please let me know if you would like to come along - message me in Ning or email ntcf.resources.waste@gmail.com

Agenda will be emailed to Coordination Group members prior to the meeting. 

Join via Zoom here: 

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Meeting ID: 952 5413 1846, Passcode: 682982