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Environmental Law and Agrivoltaics

Professor Catherine Iorns, of Victoria University of Wellington School of Law, discusses the RMA process for agrivoltaics, when the public get involved in the consenting…
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A New Hill Country Vision

Verdantia Research is a company that spun out of a large body of research, including one Our Land and Water research project.  This video shares…
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Tauutuutu White Paper: Executive Summary

There is a new class of Māori agri-food enterprises operated by successful land trusts, incorporations, and iwi corporations that are becoming known nationally for their…
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Collaboration as an emergent property

Presentation at the New Zealand co-conference to International Transdisciplinarity Conference, Germany.
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Rere ki Uta, Rere ki Tai: Research Insights

Respect for oneone (soil) as a basis of learning about land management effects on te taiao including people, air, water, and relationships with the natural…
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Evaluation of the physiographic method for the Tasman Region

The work undertaken in this project provides Tasman District Council with a foundation for which the physiographic approach can be applied within the region. The…
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Supercharge your data collection when participating in community-based monitoring of freshwater environments

A brochure for rural community and catchment groups, explaining how the data they collect can help detect changes in freshwater quality – but only if…
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