Local community involvement is one of the keys to the long-term health of our rivers and lakes, and communities like catchment groups can play a major role in land-use transitions. Over eight years of research, we’ve learned about the support catchment groups need to meet both their own goals and the expectations their funders have of them.

In this episode, we hear how catchment groups are connecting and leading local initiatives that support landowners to investigate new opportunities and adopt change together.

More information:
Catchment Group of Potential and Ways of Working https://vimeo.com/showcase/11211827/video/952204690
Panel on Catchment Groups Reveals a Key Tension https://ourlandandwater.nz/CGpanel
Research into Action https://vimeo.com/showcase/11211827/video/952998054
Practical Tools and Approaches to Begin Navigating Land-Use Change https://vimeo.com/showcase/11211827/video/952174883
Tīmata Method video and factsheet https://ourlandandwater.nz/resource-finder/?_search=T%C4%ABmata+Method
Going with the grain: Changing land uses to fit a changing landscape https://pce.parliament.nz/publications/going-with-the-grain-changing-land-uses-to-fit-a-changing-landscape/

Speakers: Bridget Jonkers (NZ Landcare Trust), Ed Challies (University of Canterbury), Claudia Lyons (Scarlatti), Katie Owen (Ministry for the Environment), Geoff Simmons (Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment), Alison Dewes (Tipu Whenua), Mandy Bell (Wai Wānaka)

Local community involvement is one of the keys to the long-term health of our rivers and lakes, and communities like catchment groups can play a major role in land-use transitions. Over eight years of research, we’ve learned about the support catchment groups need to meet both their own goals and the expectations their funders have of them.
In this episode, we hear how catchment groups are connecting and leading local initiatives that support landowners to investigate new opportunities and adopt change together.
More information:
<ul>
<li aria-level="1">Catchment Group of Potential and Ways of Working <a href="https://vimeo.com/showcase/11211827/video/952204690">https://vimeo.com/showcase/11211827/video/952204690</a> </li>
<li aria-level="1">Panel on Catchment Groups Reveals a Key Tension <a href="https://ourlandandwater.nz/CGpanel">https://ourlandandwater.nz/CGpanel</a> </li>
<li aria-level="1">Research into Action <a href="https://vimeo.com/showcase/11211827/video/952998054">https://vimeo.com/showcase/11211827/video/952998054</a> </li>
<li aria-level="1">Practical Tools and Approaches to Begin Navigating Land-Use Change <a href="https://vimeo.com/showcase/11211827/video/952174883">https://vimeo.com/showcase/11211827/video/952174883</a> </li>
<li aria-level="1">Tīmata Method video and factsheet <a href="https://ourlandandwater.nz/resource-finder/?_search=T%C4%ABmata+Method">https://ourlandandwater.nz/resource-finder/?_search=T%C4%ABmata+Method</a> </li>
<li aria-level="1">Going with the grain: Changing land uses to fit a changing landscape <a href="https://pce.parliament.nz/publications/going-with-the-grain-changing-land-uses-to-fit-a-changing-landscape/">https://pce.parliament.nz/publications/going-with-the-grain-changing-land-uses-to-fit-a-changing-landscape/</a> </li>
</ul>
Speakers: Bridget Jonkers (NZ Landcare Trust), Ed Challies (University of Canterbury), Claudia Lyons (Scarlatti), Katie Owen (Ministry for the Environment), Geoff Simmons (Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment), Alison Dewes (Tipu Whenua), Mandy Bell (Wai Wānaka)

Our Land and Water introduces insights from eight years of science in this podcast series. In each episode you will hear from the scientists and researchers who were tasked with developing practical tools and resources to help Kiwi farmers decide how to add diversity, increase resilience and tackle environmental challenges for their farms, catchments and communities.

The audio comes from a symposium held over two days in May 2024, and guiding you through the episodes are your hosts Dr Jenny Webster-Brown, director, and Annabel McAleer, communications manager of the Our Land and Water National Science Challenge. In the show notes for each episode, you’ll find links to videos, interactive tools and easy-to-read summaries so you can take a deeper dive into the solutions that will help us navigate new pathways for the future of farming. 

Visit https://ourlandandwater.nz/

Our Land and Water introduces insights from eight years of science in this podcast series. In each episode you will hear from the scientists and researchers who were tasked with developing practical tools and resources to help Kiwi farmers decide how to add diversity, increase resilience and tackle environmental challenges for their farms, catchments and communities.
The audio comes from a symposium held over two days in May 2024, and guiding you through the episodes are your hosts Dr Jenny Webster-Brown, director, and Annabel McAleer, communications manager of the Our Land and Water National Science Challenge. In the show notes for each episode, you’ll find links to videos, interactive tools and easy-to-read summaries so you can take a deeper dive into the solutions that will help us navigate new pathways for the future of farming. 
Visit <a href="https://ourlandandwater.nz/">https://ourlandandwater.nz/</a>

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Our Land and Water introduces insights from eight years of science in this podcast series. In each episode you will hear from the scientists and researchers who were tasked with developing practical tools and resources to help Kiwi farmers decide how to add diversity, increase resilience and tackle environmental challenges for their farms, catchments and communities.

The audio comes from a symposium held over two days in May 2024, and guiding you through the episodes are your hosts Dr Jenny Webster-Brown, director, and Annabel McAleer, communications manager of the Our Land and Water National Science Challenge.

In the show notes for each episode, you’ll find links to videos, interactive tools and easy-to-read summaries so you can take a deeper dive into the solutions that will help us navigate new pathways for the future of farming. 

Visit https://ourlandandwater.nz/

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Our Land and Water introduces insights from eight years of science in this podcast series. In each episode you will hear from the scientists and researchers who were tasked with developing practical tools and resources to help Kiwi farmers decide how to add diversity, increase resilience and tackle environmental challenges for their farms, catchments and communities.
The audio comes from a symposium held over two days in May 2024, and guiding you through the episodes are your hosts Dr Jenny Webster-Brown, director, and Annabel McAleer, communications manager of the Our Land and Water National Science Challenge.
In the show notes for each episode, you’ll find links to videos, interactive tools and easy-to-read summaries so you can take a deeper dive into the solutions that will help us navigate new pathways for the future of farming. 
Visit <a href="https://ourlandandwater.nz/">https://ourlandandwater.nz/</a>
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