Climate Change – Groundtruth

Agriculture Biodiversity Climate Change Community Consultation Forestry Horticulture Integrated Land Management Water Quality Wetlands

Job Opportunity: Land, Forest & Ecosystem Operations

A varied technical and operational role working across land, forests and ecosystem restoration. Groundtruth is looking for someone to join our team working on practical land, forest and ecosystem management projects across Aotearoa New Zealand. This is a hands-on and varied role for someone who enjoys combining technical thinking with Read more…

By maintenance, 2 weeks2 weeks ago

Biodiversity Climate Change Native Forest Systems Wetlands

A whole system for native forest restoration

Native Forest Systems is a leading-edge approach to landscape-scale forest restoration. Queen Elizabeth Park and Battle Hill Farm Forest Park have collectively had tens of thousands of natives planted in them in 2019 using this new approach and we have a lot more planned for 2020 (if the COVID-19 situation allows for it).

By Groundtruth, 6 years6 years ago

Biodiversity Climate Change Native Forest Systems Wetlands

Greater Wellington carbon neutrality underway with new native forest planting system

A new native forest planting system is helping Greater Wellington Regional Council achieve its biodiversity and climate change goals.

By Groundtruth, 7 years6 years ago

Climate Change Integrated Land Management Native Forest Systems

Queen Elizabeth Park Restoration project one step closer with new approach to native planting

News media release 04 July 2018 A long-held dream to return large parts of Queen Elizabeth Park to a forest of native plants and animals will be one step closer this week when a ground breaking new approach to planting starts. “This is the beginning of a green transformation we’ve visualised for Read more…

By Groundtruth, 8 years7 years ago

Agriculture Climate Change Nitrogen Water Quality

Smart-As Farming

The SmartFarms app lets farmers track their environmental performance and provides data to prove the quality of their farm environment is improving. Read the article and listen to JP being interviewed on Country Life.

By maintenance, 9 years6 years ago