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SUMMARY:Natural burials - what are they? - MOTUEKA
DESCRIPTION:Join Living Legacies Founder Lynda Hannah at the Motueka Natural Burial Park to talk about natural funerals\, natural burials\, and why they are an environmentally responsible end-of-life choice. \nLiving Legacies is Aotearoa’s natural funeral company with a sustainable\, holistic\, and celebratory approach to life\, death\, and funerals. \nNatural Burial Parks are the only sustainable way to dispose of our dead in Aotearoa. Less pollutive than cremation and not wasting valuable land like cemeteries\, Natural Burial Parks create forests from burial grounds\, and essentially\, they represent a natural way of burying our dead\, which uses the valuable nutrients in the body to establish new life. They are also a way of remembering our loved ones by creating a sense of permanence in the form of a forest or park\, where people can walk and remember those who are buried there. It could almost be described as a way to live forever. \nSome questions that may come up: \n\nWhat is a natural burial? What makes a burial “natural” or unnatural?\nWhat are the environmental costs of funerals? What are the environmentally responsible options for funerals?\nWhat you need to know to organise a natural burial for yourself or a loved one.\n\nWhat to bring: A folding chair if you’d like to sit. An umbrella and wet weather gear if it’s damp as we’ll be outdoors. A notebook if you’d like to make notes. An open mind and heart. \nRegister here. \n\nThis event is part of Climate Action Festival 2026. See the full program here.
URL:https://www.nelsontasmanclimateforum.nz/event/natural-burials-what-are-they/
LOCATION:Motueka Natural Burial Park
CATEGORIES:Climate Action Festival 2026,Talks & Conversations,Walks & Tours
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SUMMARY:Think Like a Forest: A Local Conversation - RICHMOND
DESCRIPTION:Film screening followed by a panel discussion with Prof. David Norton\, Kerensa Johnston and Elliot Easton. \nHosted by Te Tauihu Environment Trust (TET) and Kotahitanga mō te Taiao Alliance (KMTT). \nThink Like a Forest has had a big year\, and for good reason. The New Zealand documentary brings the vision of Recloaking Papatūānuku to life – a bold\, science-led initiative to restore\, regenerate\, enhance and manage over two million hectares of native forests and wetlands across Aotearoa in the next 30 years. \nJoin us for an invigorating evening with a screening of the 35 minute film\, followed by a local conversation: what does recloaking our whenua actually look like\, right here in Te Tauihu? \nAfter the film\, we’re bringing together a range of voices working on this from different angles for a panel discussion\, including  \n\nEmeritus Professor David Norton – an ecologist with a career researching and teaching at the University of Canterbury\, David is the strategic science advisor for Recloaking Papatūānuku and features in Think Like a Forest. He is passionate about better managing our native forests for biodiversity conservation and climate change resilience\, including addressing the impacts of feral ungulates.\n\n  \n\nKerensa Johnston – A lawyer\, executive and Māori governance leader with a strong interest in sustainability\, intergenerational investment and wellbeing. She served as General Counsel at Wakatū Incorporation from 2012 and then as Chief Executive from 2016-2025. Alongside other governance roles Kerensa currently chairs Ngā Pae o te Māramatanga and Ngāti Tama ki te Tau Ihu Charitable Trust\, and recently joined the Board of KMTT.\n\n  \n\nElliot Easton – a restoration and conservation practitioner working across Te Tauihu\, with a focus on native planting\, assisted natural regeneration and landscape-scale restoration. He previously managed the Restoring the Moutere: Ridge Tops to the Sea project for the Moutere Catchment Group and works to connect practical restoration with the people and communities needed to make lasting change.\n\nWe’ll explore what’s working\, what’s getting in the way\, and how our region is primed to lead the way on restoration at scale. \nRegister HERE \n\nThis event is part of Climate Action Festival 2026. See the full program here.
URL:https://www.nelsontasmanclimateforum.nz/event/think-like-a-forest-a-local-conversation/
LOCATION:Champion Road Community Hub (at Whakatū Presbyterian Church)\, 34 Champion Road\, Richmond
CATEGORIES:Climate Action Festival 2026,Talks & Conversations,Films & Screenings
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