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November 02, 2023
Resources for
Non-Government Organisations
Shore Studios, Truestock
People who work in NGOs can grow understanding of land and water science in our communities, enabling the well-informed conversations that create transformational change. These resources are based on impartial, robust evidence from Aotearoa New Zealand’s best agricultural and environmental scientists.
Trust and Social Licence
Investigating the importance of trust and approval by the community of the primary sector’s practices, and the connection to productivity and sustainable growth in New…
The Collaboration Lab
Determining the role of collaboration in transforming management of land and water
New Models of Collective Responsibility
Developing new ways to strengthen the connection between people, land and water
Regenerative Agriculture
Developing a framework to collect scientific evidence about regenerative agriculture in Aotearoa
Benign Denitrification in Groundwaters
Developing a cost-effective technique to assess denitrification processes and end products in shallow groundwaters
Retiring Farmland into Ngahere
Restoring Aotearoa together: Triple the area, at one-third the cost
This project has produced
Urban-Rural Partnerships for Equal Change
Partnering for change: A shared-responsibility approach to environmental change
This project has produced
Science in Freshwater Policy Development
A case study of the role science played in the development of the National Policy Statement for Freshwater Management
This project has produced
Connecting Food Producers and Consumers
Navigating social licence to operate between farmers, agribusinesses, consumers, and citizens in Aotearoa New Zealand
Aotearoa Food Cultures
Linking sustainable food production with domestic consumption by describing the food cultures of Aotearoa
Signals for Land Stewards
Identifying the signals that influence farmers and growers when implementing environmental practice change