Talking Taiao

Dan and Elric discuss how sustainable Taranaki is, and look how they can engage with the wider Taranaki community. They invite you to get in touch with Sustainable Taranaki if you would like to be involved!

Listen to Dan discussing our interactions with nature. How would we treat the ocean if we listened to its stories? "Haere ki te whakarongo ki ngā kōrero a te moana." Listen to what the ocean has to tell us.

Today's guest is Hone Toia, we discuss Sustainable Taranaki Mātauranga Māori Support, his background, relationship with Te Reo, his experience at the big hīkoi in Pōneke and his projects with Sustainable Taranaki.

A conversation with Sam Jay from Stitch Up Society, an initiative to encourage people to repair, upcycle, repurpose their clothing and textiles.

Hear Jen, the coordinator of the Taranaki Sustainable Trails talk about the great selection of properties you can visit between 11-17 November, from hemp homes to organic fertilisers, even truffles and tiny homes.

Sophie's guests today are Suzy, Fiona, and Steve from the Zero Waste team. With all the events happening over summer, Sustainable Taranaki are once again running their Zero Waste programme, to minimise landfill waste. Tune in to find out more.

Jenni and Suzy discuss the 10 year anniversary of Crop Swap, which also happens to co-incide with 10 years of Sustainable Backyards. Hear all about both of these initiatives, and how they are helping to build the sustainable community in Taranaki.

Listen to Garden Coordinator Alice Arnold talk about the journey of St Mary's Community Garden in Hawera. From a blank strip of grass to a thriving garden focused on sustainable gardening practices and growing community connections.

Listen to Garden Coordinator Alice Arnold talk about the journey of St Mary's Community Garden in Hawera. From a blank strip of grass to a thriving garden focused on sustainable gardening practices and growing community connections.

Listen to some inspiring tamariki korero about their sustainable bush classroom at Waitoriki School, working with Te Ara Taiao, Maramataka and preparing to be part of the Sustainable Backyards Trails 2024.