Jane Bowden-Dobson and Sophie Walker talk about Te Ara Taiao, an environmental education programme to uplift the mauri of the Taiao in Taranaki.

- Youth leadership in the environment.

- Mahi tahi - working together well

- The joy of learning and doing cool stuff alongside our tamariki/rangatahi

Sustainable Taranaki’s chair Dan Thurston Crow chats about his background, possible sustainable changes, and what it’s like being the Chair of the Sustainable Taranaki board.

Dave from Sustainable Taranaki talks to Liam and Hannah from the Rubbish Trip about their work advocating for para kore/zero waste and walking the talk.

Suzy Randall, Malissa Foster, Dr Nadja Caroline Gattfert, and Franziska von Hünerbein talk about Crop Swap around the Taranaki region. Check out the cropswap.co.nz website to find out more information.

Dave from Sustainable Taranaki talks to Yana from EnvrioNZ about recycling in Taranaki and what happens at our local material recovery facility.

A conversation between Elric and Dave about their views on sustainability, the wicked waste issues we face and what we can do about them.

Tune in with Mieke our composting expert as we discuss what is composting, how it works and why we should all be doing it in our region. In this episode, we will also present our regular Let's Compost workshops!

Learn more about composting: www.sustainabletaranaki.org.nz/composting-organic-taranaki

Jen, the coordinator for the Sustainable Backyards Trail talks to us about what 'sustainable' means to the Trail, and the plan for 2024 including the possibility of two new trails, one featuring sustainable homes and the other, sustainable farms.

A conversation between Elric & Dave about the Junction Zero Waste Hub, the organisations involved in the project and letting the community know about the services available to them.

Since April 2023, Taranaki Conservationists and Sustainable Taranaki have been running and supporting nature cleanups all around Taranaki. Dave and Elric discuss what happens during the cleanups and why this is important. If you want to join, run or support a local cleanup visit sustainabletaranaki.org.nz