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- … Contact the Waihi & TeMoana Catchment Group for catchment management and rural community support across Canterbury. …
- … I am an independent agricultural ecologist and farmer. I believe there is no more important job in the world than that of food producers, we all need good, quality … to all the environmental challenges we are currently faced with. Finding the solutions begins with having a supported and connected community. … I have 18 months experience working with catchment groups in the Waikato, predominately in the Whangape and Upper Puniu catchments. … level), PhD in Freshwater Ecology (University of Amsterdam), MSc in Ecology (Vrije University), BSc in Resource and Environmental Planning (Waikato University). …
- … I am a hands on Farmer, accredited Facilitator and professional Coach. I am a founding member of the Wharekopae River improvement project. It is crucial to engage as a … improvements operating within profitable farming businesses. Working as a collective to bounce ideas around and implement ideas will benefit the land and awa we are guardians of. You are not alone, we can accomplish something really special for the benefit of future … member of the Wharekopae River Improvement Project Sheep & Beef farmer passionate about environmental management and sustainability …
- … South of the Mataura island bridge, including the Mataura River but more specifically the Titiroa and the Gorge Road streams. …
- … From source of Mangatoro River Conoor, downstream to Lys Road/weber Road Bridge and all tributaries flowing into Mangatoro River in Between. …
- Page… Tararua farmer Dean Wardle sees “knowledge as key” for hill country farming to flourish into the future. “That and opening our minds a wee bit to change,” he says. “I try to keep an open mind. Things aren’t easy for hill farmers, dealing with issues like drought, but we are making changes on our farm. “While it’s a long-term journey and things won’t get better overnight, we are seeing enough positive signs to stay excited.” … Farmer stories and case studies Across New Zealand, hill country farmers are pioneering innovative approaches to managing challenging …
- … Management Unit) which includes the rural communities of Myross Bush, Kennington, Woodlands, Rimu, Dacre, Spurhead and Morton Mains, down to the Invercargill City boundary. …
- … Beef Farmer west of Huntly, involved in the ag sector both has a farmer and a rural professional - rural supplies and ag tech. Passionate about the catchment approach, and helping farmers access funding to help protect the natural beauty of the area we live in. … Ignite Rural Coaching Course Future Field Experts Programme - Farmlands Cooperative Society Ltd Advocacy, Influence and Outcomes - Fed Farmers …
- … slopes of the Ruahine Ranges northwest of Norsewood, which then flows through the Manawatū Gorge, Palmerston North and across the Manawatū Plains to the Tasman Sea at Foxton. Major tributaries of the river include the Makakahi, Mangahao, Pohangina and the Oroua Rivers. The Manawatū's total length is 197 kilometres. The Manawatū catchment is approximately 587,500 …
- … lead for HB wine industry since 2005, Sociology Masters student looking at the relationship between catchment groups and Te Mana o te Wai. Prior to 2000, ANZ Bank corporate & international banking (14 years) …