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SUMMARY:Wildlife of the Southern Ocean
DESCRIPTION:Why a trip to the Sub Antarctic Islands?  It was a personal interest trip to see the southern part of New Zealand. The talk will give an impression of visiting the islands from a novice’s point of view. The islands we visited were Campbell Island\, Auckland Islands and the Snares.  A great resource for the islands is the book “Galapagos of the Antarctic” by Rodney Russ and Aleks Terauds. \nLesley grew up in Christchurch and attended the University of Canterbury where she earned a BSc Hons degree in geology. Since it was 1970\, she could not get a job in New Zealand\, so ended up in the outback of Western Australia working for a mining company looking for nickel. Next she married an American and moved to California where she attended the University of California at Berkeley earning a MS in Engineering Geology. Then it was back to New Zealand where her daughter and son were born. The stay was short lived\, and the family relocated to northern California in 1980. Lesley reinvented herself as a teacher and spent twenty years teaching special education in the public school system. She was active with the Boy Scouts while her son grew up in the programme. Lesley has always been active as a volunteer in her community such as being on committees and doing gardening projects. Finally\, after her retirement\, three of the family relocated back to New Zealand and have made a home in Nelson. \nTalk is at 2pm on Sunday 1st of June. \nMeet in the Activities Room\, Nelson Public Library. \nCost: $3. Pay at the door or you can direct credit 03-1354-0183881-00
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LOCATION:Library Activities Room – Nelson Library\, Halifax Street\, 27\, Nelson
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SUMMARY:Adaptation - Top Down and Bottom-up: we need them both!
DESCRIPTION:Come and find out what’s being done at all levels to adapt to climate change. \nWe will welcome Marie Becdelievre\, NCC Adaptation Lead Person\, who will give us an overview of the top-down approach \nWe’ll then dive into a more bottom-up viewpoint\, covering the following topics: \n“Iwi Marae Emergency preparedness”\, by Rebecca Mason\, \n“A rural community prepares for emergencies”\, by Andy Clarke\, \n“Neighbourhood preparedness group”\, by Aniquah Stevenson\, \n“Beyond emergencies – Community Resilience for the long term”\, by Jack Santa Barbara. \nThere will be time for QA and discussion. \nInterested in participating and sharing your suggestions? Please register here. \n 
URL:https://www.nelsontasmanclimateforum.nz/event/adaptation-top-down-and-bottom-up-we-need-them-both/
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SUMMARY:Solstice Celebration - Rhythm of the Earth
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URL:https://www.nelsontasmanclimateforum.nz/event/solstice-celebration-rythm-of-the-earth/
LOCATION:Boathouse\, 326 Wakefield Quay\, Nelson
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SUMMARY:Motueka Community film circle is back!
DESCRIPTION:This film highlights how community-driven efforts to establish water-retention landscapes can impact water conservation.  It follows a group of young people grappling with the climate crisis while they weave in inspiring stories of regenerative ecosystem design to create water retention in communities\, villages\, and regions. \nThis documentary shows us how essential intact water cycles are for climate stability\, and the potential of decentralised rainwater retention systems for restoring broken water cycles\, refilling aquifers and cooling the atmosphere. \nThe film will be followed by a facilitated discussion. Can we create a more resilient landscape around Motueka by better holding and directing water to balance droughts and floods? \nSnacks and beverages will be available for purchase. \nTickets are $10 and can be reserved by emailing The Gecko at: gecko.theatre@xtra.co.nz. \nSubsidised tickets for this event are made possible by the Network Tasman Charitable Trust\, helping getting the word out about the Take the Jump Campaign and the simple and easy shifts that everybody can make to help the planet.
URL:https://www.nelsontasmanclimateforum.nz/event/motueka-community-film-circle-is-back/
LOCATION:The Gecko Motueka\, 23B Wallace Street\, Motueka\, New Zealand
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