How can we restore and revive our degraded marine environment? In this series of eight 30 minute programmes, Craig Prichard from the Cawthron Institute talks with scientists and marine professionals about the work they are doing, and how others can help around the Top of the South to mend what many regard as the watery desert in Te Tai-o-Aorere, Mohua, and the Sounds.
Mending Our Desert in the Bay - Dec 02 2024 ep08 - Bruce Lines
Craig Prichard from the Cawthron Institute discusses with scientists and marine professionals how to mend the watery desert in Te Tai-o-Aorere, Mohua, and the Sounds through collaborative conservation efforts.
24 Nov 2024
Mending Our Desert in the Bay - Nov 25 2024 ep07 - Darren Guard
Craig Prichard from the Cawthron Institute joins Darren Guard to explore the collaborative efforts of scientists and marine professionals mending the Bay's ecological desert.
17 Nov 2024
Mending Our Desert in the Bay - Nov 18 2024 ep06 - Emilee Benjamin
University of Auckland Research Fellow Emilee Benjamin discusses past and present mussel restoration work underway around Te Tauihu.
10 Nov 2024
Mending Our Desert in the Bay - Nov 11 2024 ep05 - Anna Berthelsen
Cawthron Marine Ecologist Anna Berthelsen discusses the current and future work around seagrass restoration.
3 Nov 2024
Mending Our Desert in the Bay - Nov 04 2024 - Al Alder
Cawthron Marine Ecologist Al Alder discusses marine restoration using artificial reefs offshore and around Aotearoa.
27 Oct 2024
Mending Our Desert in the Bay - Oct 28 2024 ep03 - Sean Handley
Craig Prichard from the Cawthron Institute talks with scientists and marine professionals about the work they are doing, and how others can help to mend what many regard as the watery desert in Te Tai-o-Aorere, Mohua, and the Sounds.
20 Oct 2024
Mending Our Desert in the Bay - Oct 21 2024 ep02 - Chris Cornelisen
Cawthron Science Capability manager Chris Cornelisen discusses marine restoration options and monitoring.
13 Oct 2024
Mending Our Desert in the Bay - Oct 14 2024 ep01 - Robin Holmes
Cawthron Fresh water marine ecologist Rob Holmes talks mountains to sea and sea to mountain interaction. Particularly he discusses the origin and effects of the sediment as a pollutant for freshwater and marine life, and what we can do address it. And he talks through new work looking at how marine species, Inanga particularly, contribute to river and steam abundance.
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