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Te Rūnanga o Koukourarata is restoring the health of te taiao by planting trees across its takiwā.
A project to raise erosion awareness among Nelson’s lifestyle block owners has boosted local resilience and enhanced community partnerships.
Horticultural farm LeaderBrand has planted native trees on its Canterbury land to attract beneficial insects.
A project to raise erosion awareness among Nelson’s lifestyle block owners has boosted local resilience and enhanced community partnerships.
Discover how tangata whenua, farmers and councils worked together to restore the Whangawehi catchment, improve water quality and reduce erosion.
Discover how tangata whenua, farmers and councils worked together to restore the Whangawehi catchment, improve water quality and reduce erosion.
Discover how tangata whenua, farmers and councils worked together to restore the Whangawehi catchment, improve water quality and reduce erosion.
Brad Smith and Erica Weblin from Environment Canterbury talk about the Perpetual Forestry Project.
The Halo Project is restoring wetlands, protecting coastal habitats, and supporting native biodiversity in Dunedin.
How strong partnerships between farmers and councils can support erosion control, wetland protection, and long-term land management planning.