NELSON / TASMAN REGION
People Powered Climate Action
The Nelson Tasman Climate Forum is a community-led initiative open to everyone.
We aim to get everyone in our waka paddling quickly in the same direction.
Our mission is to weave individuals, households, civil society organisations, businesses, councils and iwi together around urgent, strategic action on climate change in the Nelson-Tasman region.
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Zen and the Art of Saving the Planet
Online“We have entered a period unseen before in human history that requires all hands and all hearts on deck. Whether you’re a climate activist, a scientist, a parent, an outdoor enthusiast, or someone who simply doesn’t know where to begin, this course will help you respond to the current crisis from a more grounded, thoughtful, connected, and effective position”
Christiana Figueres, UNFCCC Chair of the Paris Climate Agreement
Take the Jump – a global behaviour change movement to reduce carbon emissions with less stuff and more joy.
Online“Take the Jump” is a global behaviour change movement that is positive, engaging and aims to reach people who are concerned about climate change but uncertain what they can do.…
REGISTER!! Nelson Tasman Climate Forum Annual face to face Hui
Greenmeadows community centre Cnr Main Road and Songer Street, Stoke, Nelson, New ZealandRegister for our soon to be face to face annual gathering. We're planning a day of sharing, learning and reflecting on our work, especially following the election results in Stoke…
Maire Stream Guardians/Nurturers monthly Working Bee
43 Highview Drive, TahunanuiWe'll be doing some noxious weed dig up-Celery Weed, before it gets away in Maire Stream
The Climate Action Book
The Nelson Tasman Climate Forum offers this plan for every citizen of our region — for individuals, households, businesses, farmers, schools and colleges, religious organisations, councils and iwi. We also hope to help other parts of Aotearoa to develop their own Climate Action Plans and contribute to the development of Climate Action Plans around the world.