March 2021 Newsletter
March 1, 2021
Hello and welcome to our March newsletter!
It’s really encouraging to see that Catchment Groups are becoming more aware of Thriving Southland, and know that we’re here to support and assist to develop your great ideas into awesome projects. Like the cheese ad says, ...
Muster interview with Rachael Halder
March 1, 2021
Muster Interview with Richard Kyte, 4 February 2021
February 4, 2021
February 2021 Newsletter
February 3, 2021
Happy New Year!
Welcome to our first Thriving Southland newsletter for 2021.
We hope you have had time for a good break during the Christmas and New Year period, and are feeling recharged, ready for a great year ahead. Our first board meeting for the year was held on 18...
The Thriving Southland Science Report
December 2, 2020
Media Release
3 December 2020
Thriving Southland: Southland’s freshwater picture brought together in one report
Thriving Southland today released a literature review, The Southland Science Report, detailing the water situation in Southland.
The Southland Science report, written by Landp...
December 2020 Newsletter
November 30, 2020
Catchment Groups busy as year winds down, or is that up?
As we race towards Christmas, everyone is in ‘get it done’ mode - and that’s been very true of our Catchment Groups in Southland.It’s been great to see new faces coming to Catchment Group events, with a good cross- section of people from local communities. Recent eve...
An interview with Rachael Verhaegh
November 16, 2020
Inspirational Rangitikei farmer and catchment group leader Roger Dalrymple is heading south next week to share his knowledge and experience at a series of events, Thriving Southland interim project lead Richard Kyte says.
Roger was instrumental in helping establish the Rangi...
November 2020 Newsletter
November 2, 2020
Welcome to your November newsletter - wow there’s been a lot happening!
Let’s not talk about the weather too much, but we hope everyone is drying out, getting some sun, and able to get on with all the jobs on their lists. Southland’s soils tend to be reasonably forgiving, but you’d be forgiven for feeling a bit irked after the latest down ...
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