Thriving Southland - Inspiring Community Action
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September 17, 2021Kirsty McGregor, Shepherdess Magazine, speaker, Women's Enviro Series
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September 17, 2021Dan Steel, Blue Duck Station, speaker, Women's Enviro Series
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September 17, 2021Stefan Corbett - speaker ACE Future Farming Expo 2021
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September 16, 2021Ron Pellow - speaker ACE Future Farming Expo 2021
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September 16, 2021Nigel Woodhead - speaker ACE Future Farming Expo 2021
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September 16, 2021Kasi McReddie - speaker ACE Future Farming Expo 2021
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September 16, 2021Jeff Grant - speaker ACE Future Farming Expo 2021
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September 16, 2021Frank Griffin - speaker ACE Future Farming Expo 2021
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September 16, 2021Dr Lisa Pearson - speaker ACE Future Farming Expo 2021
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September 16, 2021Dr. Ant Roberts - speaker ACE Future Farming Expo 2021
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September 16, 2021Dr Richard Muirhead - speaker ACE Future Farming Expo 2021
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September 16, 2021Dawn Dalley - speaker ACE Future Farming Expo 2021
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September 15, 2021Cain Duncan - speaker ACE Future Farming Expo 2021
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September 15, 2021September 2021 Thriving Southland Newsletter
We hope everyone is doing okay in this busy time of the year - the hints of spring are definitely helping to keep spirits up. As this newsletter is drafted, we are all still at Level 4 across the country. We’re hearing mixed reports on how farmers and communities are faring in Southland, with some saying it’s great having the kids home and helping on farm. Others are having a harder time of it and we can never underestimate the impact of isolation and change of routine. Remember to keep chec...
August 31, 2021Rachael Halder talks with Andy about the launch of the new Thriving Southland video
With Catchment Groups across Southland continuing to gain momentum, Thriving Southland marks the end of our first year with the release of a promotional video that celebrates our progress and achievements to date....
August 24, 2021August 2021 Thriving Southland Newsletter
As the first year of the Thriving Southland project ticks past, there’s been lots of good feedback from Catchment Groups, as well as energy and positivity from around the region. It's great to see the Catchment Groups gain momentum – and that Thriving Southland's role in supporting and assisting them to access the resources and funding available is really making a positive difference. There’s been good feedback from across New Zealand and plenty of interest in the great work of South...
August 2, 2021Poppy Hardie talks with Andy about Thriving Southland’s Between the Domes Winter Event.
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July 8, 2021Angus Kebbell talks with Rachael Halder about a key Aparima River catchment project.
Angus Kebbell talks with Rachael Halder about how one key project in the Aparima River basin is engaging all 600+ farms so that through modelling and monitoring, the actions of every farm plan will be linked to water quality outcomes....
July 7, 2021July 2021 Thriving Southland Newsletter
It’s fantastic to see the growth and evolution of Catchment Groups, especially with great projects up and running and more in the pipeline.We’re big fans of a pot luck tea get-together during winter - food is always a great conversation starter - especially for new people who might have moved into the area in June. During the past couple of months, it’s been rewarding to so many people willing to make time to get an inspiration boost. The Women’s Enviro Series events in May wer...
July 1, 2021Emily making her mark on Gorge Road family farm
Emily Hamill is making her mark as a fifth generation member on her family farm near Gorge Road in Southland. The family has run Folly Farm on the scenic spot overlooking the Mataura River since 1888, when William John Hamill, Emily’s great, great grandfather, bought the property. The Folly Farm name was in reference to some in the area at the time who thought the patch of land was too rough to break in. Generations of the Hamill family have made light of that notion ever since - Emily’s gre...
June 29, 2021ACE stream walks building environmental knowledge and community pride
MEDIA RELEASEJune 21 Knowing their water and fostering pride and community belonging are two of the many benefits of the Aparima Community and Environment’s (ACE) stream walk series, Riverton dairy farmer John White says. The ACE project is a farmer-led initiative empowering farmers in the Aparima catchment to adopt good farming practices to improve their environment. Six catchment groups have come together to develop and implement the "building our future together with our community project",...
June 29, 2021Rachael Halder talks with Andy about the Aparima Community Environment (ACE) project
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June 29, 2021ACE Future Farming Expo 2021 in Otautau Well Attended
More than 160 people attended the Future Farming Expo 2021 in Otautau on June 11 to hear from leading experts on how the food and fibre sectors are researching, innovating and leading the way towards a sustainable future in a rapidly changing world. The expo was presented by the catchment groups of the Aparima Community Environment (ACE) project. Opening the expo, Thriving Southland senior catchment coordinator Rachael Halder said ACE was a great group of farmers owning their own solutions and b...
June 28, 2021Womens Enviro Series
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