Angela Halliday

[Angela Halliday @AngeHalliday]

The new T.R. Ellett Agricultural Research Trust website and funding portal launches today at the Grasslands Conference. So glad I could play a part in giving it a public face!! Check it out. https://t.co/8LaW6LCyx0 https://t.co/ZaOv9yR6sD

[Angela Halliday @AngeHalliday]

T.R. Ellett Agricultural Research Trust Intro Video https://t.co/ZaOv9yR6sD via @YouTube

[Angela Halliday @AngeHalliday]

Come visit us at the @NZPIConference @DeepSouth_NZ @ResilienceNSC @buildbetternz @OurLandandWater #NZPIC23

[Angela Halliday @AngeHalliday]

@Lesleyattalk So sorry Lesley absolutely heartbreaking 💔❤️‍🩹

[Angela Halliday @AngeHalliday]

Catherine Iorns talking about liability and climate adaptation and Te tiriti - her work can be found here https://t.co/a1EOcO2pqR ⁦@DeepSouth_NZ⁩ ⁦@RMLA_NZ⁩

[Angela Halliday @AngeHalliday]

“We are pushing the costs of these decisions into future generations”

[Angela Halliday @AngeHalliday]

⁦@AnitaWreford⁩ talking Climate Adaptation and costs of climate change ⁦@RMLA_NZ⁩ conference ⁦@DeepSouth_NZ⁩. Tools and evidence lacking ‘every decision we make matters’.

[Deep South Challenge: Changing with our Climate @DeepSouth_NZ]

"There is an opportunity to start to make these very difficult decisions now" @BelindaAStorey on @NZMorningReport discussing insurance and the need for a concrete plan for those living in locations at risk of floods. https://t.co/A1IMDmhb6Y

[Deep South Challenge: Changing with our Climate @DeepSouth_NZ]

Over the weekend Phil Wiles, our Director, got to participate as a community member in coastal adaptation planning for his community. Our new info-sheet provides practical guidance around how to engage communities for climate adaptation. https://t.co/Hp3MKmJhbZ

[Earth Sciences New Zealand @earthsciencesnz]

We’re on the hunt for x2 PhD students to work on Mā te haumaru ō te wai, an MBIE funded programme to improve flood resilience for Aotearoa. 🌧️

These fully funded positions link flood modelling, climate change and urban futures.

Find out more & apply ⬇️ https://t.co/NdcOvaPAn9

[Deep South Challenge: Changing with our Climate @DeepSouth_NZ]

🍷 Keen to have a read, it will pair nicely with our research into climate adaptation in the wine industry 🍷https://t.co/WNt5slfIOl

[Deep South Challenge: Changing with our Climate @DeepSouth_NZ]

We're listening in to see what James Shaw has to say about the National Adaptation Plan. https://t.co/dwXd5uNejD

[Angela Halliday @AngeHalliday]

@CassandraMason1 We have a video of a lion chewing on our spare tyre somewhere!!

[Angela Halliday @AngeHalliday]

#lgnz22 @lgnz @DeepSouth_NZ has recently released a Community Engagement Infosheet to help Councils with their climate change adaptation journeys https://t.co/1kKaR2t96I

[Kate Turner @__kateturner__]

At #lgnz22 hearing the potential for youth citizen assemblies as a way for council to engage with communities & the importance of the voice of youth; this is exactly what @BMHayward Sacha McMeeking & Steve Ratuva are exploring in their @DeepSouth_NZ project…

[Deep South Challenge: Changing with our Climate @DeepSouth_NZ]

What does climate adaptation look and feel like for Aotearoa? Join us on 26 May for an online panel discussion on the draft national adaptation plan. https://t.co/kRG2G5WkmY

[Angela Halliday @AngeHalliday]

@BelindaAStorey Awesome congrats Belinda!!!!

[Deep South Challenge: Changing with our Climate @DeepSouth_NZ]

Intensifying drought conditions are expected to halve sheep and beef farm profits by the end of this century.

We're calling for a long-term strategy to deal with drought in this new report with
@OurLandandWater and @ResilienceNSC

https://t.co/DLYvDrrh40

[Angela Halliday @AngeHalliday]

@OurLandandWater @DeepSouth_NZ @ResilienceNSC Really proud to see this come to fruition- I am a bit late to the party but thanks to everyone involved! The report looks awesome!

[Our Land and Water @OurLandandWater]

In a report out today, the directors of three science challenges co-sign a clear message to the primary sector that planning to adapt to intensifying drought conditions must start now, led by councils, industry bodies & govt. @DeepSouth_NZ @ResilienceNSC
https://t.co/bJImiP0duR