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Countdown to the Climate Action Festival
Fresh FM
5 episodes
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Get inspired for the 2025 Nelson Tasman Climate Action Festival with Countdown to the Climate Action Festival, a mini-series in collaboration with the Nelson Tasman Climate Forum. In each short episode, members of the Forum sit down with festival hosts, speakers, and changemakers to share a taste of what’s coming up - from innovative local projects to creative climate solutions and community-led action.
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Get inspired for the 2025 Nelson Tasman Climate Action Festival with Countdown to the Climate Action Festival, a mini-series in collaboration with the Nelson Tasman Climate Forum. In each short episode, members of the Forum sit down with festival hosts, speakers, and changemakers to share a taste of what’s coming up - from innovative local projects to creative climate solutions and community-led action.
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Natural Sciences
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Episode 3 - Reclaiming the Commons – Rethinking Ownership and Connection
Countdown to the Climate Action Festival
15 minutes 26 seconds
1 month ago
Episode 3 - Reclaiming the Commons – Rethinking Ownership and Connection
In this episode of Countdown to the Climate Action Festival, Forum member Jack Santa Barbara speaks with Dr Catherine Knight, author of An Uncommon Land and one of the leading environmental historians in Aotearoa. Together, they explore the story of the commons - the traditional rights of access to land and shared resources - and how their loss through enclosure shaped modern society. Catherine shares how rediscovering the ethos of the commons could help us build a more equitable, regenerative economy and restore our sense of connection to each other and the land.
Countdown to the Climate Action Festival
Get inspired for the 2025 Nelson Tasman Climate Action Festival with Countdown to the Climate Action Festival, a mini-series in collaboration with the Nelson Tasman Climate Forum. In each short episode, members of the Forum sit down with festival hosts, speakers, and changemakers to share a taste of what’s coming up - from innovative local projects to creative climate solutions and community-led action.