PODCAST · business
Our Regenerative Future
by Pure Advantage
As the climate crisis deepens, we are becoming more aware of just how badly we have failed to respect our most precious asset: nature. We depend entirely on it for our food, our air, our water and our shelter, and yet, we have been neglecting and exploiting nature for decades, even centuries. Nature-based solutions (NbS) promise to redress the balance by restoring habitats and ecosystems. In doing so, we can tackle the biodiversity crisis, meet our climate targets, adapt to flood and drought and improve public health and wellbeing, all at comparably low-cost.One of New Zealand's advantages are the strengths of our natural systems including the primary sector that is at the heart of our traditional economy. But tradition has proved detrimental to the environment and throws into doubt our social license to operate which is why regenerative models agriculture and forestry underpin solutions and enable stewardship of the environment, profitability and positive social outcomes. Join us f
Episodes
-
Setting the Record Straight (Season 2, Episode 8)
In this episode, host Vince Heeringa is joined by Dr David Bergin, Prof. Warwick Silvester and Mark Kimberley, the scientists and authors behind the latest O Tātou Ngāhere research paper; Carbon Sequestration by Native Forest: Setting the Record Straight. The podcast delves into the research…
more -
Envisioning the Future (Season 2, Episode 7)
In this closing episode for O Tātou Ngāhere ~ Our Forest, host Vincent Heeringa is joined by an accomplished panel of experts featuring Dame Anne Salmond, Distinguished Professor of Māori Studies and Anthropology at the University of Auckland, impact entrepreneur Nathalie Whitaker of Toha…
more -
Making it Happen (Season 2, Episode 6)
In this episode host Vincent Heeringa is joined by a talented group of panelists. Annabell Chartres is a partner at PwC in Auckland, Kevin Prime is a multi-generational farmer in Northand, Waihoroi Shortland is recognised within Māoridom as one of the outstanding Te Reo Māori specialists and Dr....
-
The Carbon Sink (Season 2, Episode 5)
In this webisode host Vincent Heeringa is joined by Carbon experts Dr. Mark Kimberley, Consultant to Tanes’ Tree Trust, Dr. Sean Weaver of Ekos and Matt Walsh of NZ Carbon Farming. Forests are considered essential in helping New Zealand meet its emission reduction targets; so how do existing and...
-
The Many Benefits of Native Forests (Season 2, Episode 4)
In this episode host Vincent Heeringa is joined by Forest Scientist and Tāne's Tree Trust trustee Dr. Jacqui Aimers, Erana Walker a Phd in waiting at Waikato University and Howell Davies a multi-decade arboriculturalist and urban streetscape expert with Auckland City Council. The discussion…
more -
How to Grow a Forest (Season 2, Episode 3)
In this episode, host Vincent Heeringa is joined by Forest Ecologist Dr. Adam Forbes and Landscape Architect and Tānes Tree Trustee Paul Quinlan to explore the key principles of near-to-nature and transition forestry. What is involved in establishing and managing near-to-nature forests – how...
-
The Pure Advantages of Native Forests (Season 2, Episode 1)
The Pure Advantages of Native Forests: Why our Forests matter so much for us and for the World In this first episode of Season Two, host Vincent Heeringa of This Climate Business introduces the big themes of the O Tātou Ngāhere programme with Professor Warwick Silvester of Tānes Tree Trust,...
-
The Native Forest Opportunity (Season 2, Episode 2)
The Native Forest Opportunity: Finding Land for New Native Forests In this episode, host Vincent Heeringa asks an expert panel; "Where will all the land come from?" - to meet ambitious goals to plant 300,000 more hectares of native forest by 2035, which has been proposed by the New Zealand…
more -
New Season Trailer: Our Regenerative Future - Season 2
Welcome back to Our Regenerative Future. In this season we explores O Tātou Ngāhere ~ Our Forest, and stems from our collaboration with project partners, Tāne’s Tree Trust - New Zealand’s preeminent native forest experts and scientists. Together, we’ve taken a deep dive into the regeneration of...
-
Ep 12: Series Finale - Towards a Regenerative Future
Episode 12 of the Our Regenerative Future Series. In this podcast, our host and author Alina Siegfried talks with Dame Anne Salmond from The University of Auckland, Hamish Bielski from Rehoboth Farm, Mike Taitoko from Calm the Farm and Business Journalist Rod Oram. In this Our Regenerative Future...
-
Ep 11: Regenerative Tourism
Episode 11 of the Our Regenerative Future Series. In this podcast, our host and author Alina Siegfried talks with Trent Yeo from Ziptrek EcoTours, Dr Susanne Becken Professor of Sustainable Tourism, and Laurissa Cooney Chair with Tourism Bay of Plenty. The panelists discuss the future of tourism…
more -
Ep 10: Urban Regenerative Agriculture
Episode 10 of the Our Regenerative Future Series. In this podcast, our host and author Alina Siegfried talks with Sheldon Levet from Kaicycle, Sarah Smuts Kennedy from For the Love of Bees, Bailey Peryman from Cultivate Christchurch and Daniel Schuurman from Biologix. The panelists reimagine the...
-
Ep 9: Regenerative Forestry
Episode 9 of the Our Regenerative Future Series. In this podcast, our host and author Alina Siegfried talks with Dame Anne Salmond from The University of Auckland, Dr David Hall from Auckland University of Technology and Ramona Radford from Scion. With New Zealand on a mission to plant a billion...
-
Ep 8: Building Farm Resilience
Episode 8 - of the Our Regenerative Future Series. In this podcast, our host and author Alina Siegfried talks with Greg Hart from Mangarara Station along with Gary Williams Permaculturist, soil and water engineer. The panelists discuss how regenerative agriculture builds resilience in all facets…
more -
Ep 7: What is Regenerative Organic?
Episode 7 - of the Our Regenerative Future Series. In this podcast, our host and author Alina Siegfried talks with Robyn O’Brien from rePlant Capital, Scott Lawson from Organics Aotearoa New Zealand and Jeff Tkach from the Rodale Institute. The panelists discuss what regenerative organic means…
more -
Ep 6: Investing in Regenerative Agriculture
Episode 6 of the Our Regenerative Future Series. In this podcast, our host and author Alina Siegfried talks with Mike Taitoko from Calm the Farm, Business Journalist Rod Oram as well as entrepreneurs Geoff and Justine Ross from Lake Hawea Station. In this visionary conversation, the panelists...
-
Ep 5: Lessons from Around the World
Episode 5 of the Our Regenerative Future Series. In this podcast, as the Executive Producer of Our Regenerative Future, I talk with Erin Crampton from Calm the Farm, Sam Lang with Quorum Sense, Nicole Masters from Integrity Soils and Seleyn DeYarus from At The Epicentre in Boulder Colorado. We…
more -
Ep 4: Community and Mental Health in Regenerative Agriculture Networks
Episode 4 of the Our Regenerative Future Series. In this podcast, our host and author Alina Siegfried talks with Jono Frew from Natural Performance Ltd, Sam Lang with Quorum Sense and Jules Matthews from Integrity Soils. The panelists discuss how the right networked collaboration and support can...
-
Ep 3: Regenerative Soil Science
Episode 3 of Our Regenerative Future Series. In this podcast, our host and author Alina Siegfried talks with soil ecologist Dr Gwen Grelet from Manaaki Whenua and agro-ecologist Nicole Masters from Integrity Soils. They discuss the ecology of soil in regenerative farm systems and just how…
more -
Ep 2: Walking the Talk in Regenerative Agriculture
Episode 2 of the Our Regenerative Future Series. In this podcast, our host and author Alina Siegfried sits down with four regenerative farmers - Kay Baxter from the Koanga Institute, Hamish Bielski from Rehoboth Farm, Mark Anderson from Westridge Farms and Simon Osborne from Biotill. They will be...
-
Ep 1: Food, Business and Trade in a Post-Covid Economy
Episode 1 of the Our Regenerative Future Series. In this podcast, our host and author Alina Siegfried sits down with Gary Hirshberg founder of Stonyfield Organics , Alan Richardson, regenerative sheep & beef farmer with Avalon Genetics and Cerasela Stancu, sustainability director for Envirostrat....
We're indexing this podcast's transcripts for the first time — this can take a minute or two. We'll show results as soon as they're ready.
No matches for "" in this podcast's transcripts.
No topics indexed yet for this podcast.
Loading reviews...
ABOUT THIS SHOW
As the climate crisis deepens, we are becoming more aware of just how badly we have failed to respect our most precious asset: nature. We depend entirely on it for our food, our air, our water and our shelter, and yet, we have been neglecting and exploiting nature for decades, even centuries. Nature-based solutions (NbS) promise to redress the balance by restoring habitats and ecosystems. In doing so, we can tackle the biodiversity crisis, meet our climate targets, adapt to flood and drought and improve public health and wellbeing, all at comparably low-cost.One of New Zealand's advantages are the strengths of our natural systems including the primary sector that is at the heart of our traditional economy. But tradition has proved detrimental to the environment and throws into doubt our social license to operate which is why regenerative models agriculture and forestry underpin solutions and enable stewardship of the environment, profitability and positive social outcomes. Join us f
HOSTED BY
Pure Advantage
Loading similar podcasts...