Regenerative Forestry for New Zealand
Channel: Edmund Hillary Fellowship
Date: 2020-07-13

New Zealand has a golden opportunity to build on the strengths of our primary sector and transform our rural heartland into a global model for regenerative agriculture. Join us for a series of conversations with farmers, soil scientists, and business leaders to explore the nuts and bolts of regenerative farming, the role of market mechanisms, funding models, soil science, systems-thinking, and community mental health.

Episode 9.
New Zealand is on a mission to plant a billion trees. But what combination of species, management practices, and planting partnerships can provide us with a future-proofed forestry sector that serves multiple functions? Can we use forestry as a force for regeneration of our land, air and waterways?
Speakers: Dame Anne Salmond, Dr David Hall, Ramona Radford

Alina Siegfried is the author of Our Regenerative Future and will moderate this series. Alina is a storyteller, narrative specialist, and spoken word artist with a passion for systems change. Learn more about her at: www.alinasiegfried.com

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This event is part of a new twelve part series of New Frontiers events focused on Our Regenerative Future produced by Pure Advantage and the Edmund Hillary Fellowship. Register for upcoming events at ehf.org/new-frontiers and learn more at @PureAdvantage
https://pureadvantage.org/ourregenerativefuturecampaign/