Webinars on Growing Kai (Food) Amid Increasing Dry Conditions

This month of May, the Deep South Challenge, together with other New Zealand science programs, offers three webinars that will culminate in a face-to-face symposium event in Te Papa, Wellington.

Webinar 1, 11 May: Drought and the changing climate: What does the future look like for farmers and growers?

“This webinar discusses the current understanding of changing drought risk and gives insight into a changing future for farmers and growers.”

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Webinar 2, 18 May: Drought and the changing climate: Farm profits and community resilience

“Understanding drought implications, who is at risk and how communities will be affected.”

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Webinar 3, 25 May: Drought and the changing climate: What to grow and where?

“How does policy and decision making need to change for the primary sector given the projected changes in climate?”

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Symposium, 31 May: Growing Kai Under Increasing Dry.

The face-to-face symposium help in the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa in Wellington will provide opportunities to generate evidence-based conversation around future drought policy.

Registration for all webinars and face-to-face symposium is FREE, but the symposium has limited seats, and registration is a must.  Organizers are also requesting to please only register if you intend to come.

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Growing Kai under Increasing Dry: A Rolling Symposium