Making positive changes at scale, with the Catchment Community Group Programme

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Catchment groups form to take actions to achieve a long-term vision based on a healthy environment (from water quality to biodiversity goals) and a thriving community. On this Beef + Lamb New Zealand Scene + Herd podcast we are joined by Roger Dalrymple who farms Waitatapia Station near Bulls and is Chair of the Rangitikei Rivers Community Collective Incorporated, as well as Richard Parkes, Environment Capability Manager (North Island) for B+LNZ. Hear about the value catchment community groups can add to our environment and our businesses, whatever the industry, as well as the benefits to farmers and non-farmers. Roger share’s his first-hand experience of the need for the groups, and how to get them going successfully.

For more information, check out our webpage: https://beeflambnz.com/catchments

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