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Creating Change from the Inside Out at Queenstown Lakes District Council
Queenstown Lakes District Council (QLDC) is one such organisation that has taken proactive steps to address climate change through its internal climate change training program.
Empowering Farmers to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions with The University of Melbourne
The University of Melbourne has developed a workshop specifically designed to assist farmers in mitigating their greenhouse gas emissions – The Carbon Neutral Agriculture Course.
EAS’ Work on National Forest Monitoring Systems
The development of clear and effective national monitoring systems and measurement, reporting and verification processes will be essential in demonstrating achievement of Paris Agreement Targets.
The importance of biodiversity in the fight against climate change
Biodiversity provides life-supporting systems that enable all organisms, including humans, to survive. These services are critical for human well-being, and they are threatened by the loss of biodiversity.
The impact of the Green Machine on food waste emissions
EAS were approached by the innovative Green Machine to assist in understanding how their product could help businesses reduce food waste, decrease their carbon footprint, and save money.
WAI Wanaka
Promoting Aotearoa New Zealand as clean, green, and pristine is becoming increasingly challenging due to ecological issues caused by climate change and human activity.
How New Zealand ski fields are doing their bit to tackle climate change
Ski Areas Association of New Zealand (SAANZ) put together a sustainability group to investigate what action they needed to take to reduce their own impact on the environment and ensure the longevity of its members.
WAO Wanaka
Each year the Wao summit is one of the trust’s main events, providing an annual check-in for the community to see how they are tracking towards this vision.