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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.
Show more...
Natural Sciences
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Episode 4 - Making Space for Rivers - Working with nature, not against it
Countdown to the Climate Action Festival
14 minutes 4 seconds
1 month ago
Episode 4 - Making Space for Rivers - Working with nature, not against it
In this episode of Countdown to the Climate Action Festival, Rachel Sanson speaks with Tom Kay about the urgent need to rethink how we manage our rivers in a changing climate. Drawing on years of research and practical experience, Tom explores how traditional flood protection and environmental management have often made things worse - hardening riverbanks, disrupting natural systems, and increasing the risks of disaster. He presents a powerful alternative: making space for rivers by allowing them to reclaim parts of their natural floodplains. This nature-based approach can help protect communities, restore ecosystems, and create new opportunities for recreation, showing that when we work with nature’s rhythms instead of against them, everyone benefits.
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.