As the heat of the day wanes and the sun rests below the horizon, it’s time to turn inwards and reflect. Who were you today? Were you kind and open? Did you help someone in need?
We're joined in studio by Jon Bernais for Higher Porpoise and this episode also features the Sound of Sydney courtesy of Carlos Avilés.
~ universal harmony ~
A soundtrack for creative minds and those who spread gratitude in a resolute way
Green desk host Jack Marshall talks to forest and bird's CEO Kevin Hague about a successful bid to stop an application to mine conservation land in Te Kuha in the Buller district.
For Green Desk this week Ella is talking to Jon Suliivan, one of the founders of an app, iNaturalist NZ, which Sulivan helps to drive in his free time.
This week for Green Desk Mangrove Mitch teams up with the almighty Oscar Perress and head to the last Zero Carbon Bill Submission Party held by School Strike NZ and Generation Zero. The two speak to representatives from both groups about the Bill, what it means to them and exactly what the new buzz word ‘Just Transition’ means.
For Green Desk, Mitch Fuller and Sherry Zhang talk to Hexacycle’s founder Neil Birrell about how maggots can close the loop on our existing and linear waste cycles and how insects might be part of the future of animal and human consumption.
This week on Green Desk Mangrove Mitch koreros with Shark Scientist Riley Elliot about the global decline in shark populations. Riley and Mitch discuss the recent decision made by New Zealand to vote no against the protection or Mako Sharks at CITES and the change in behaviour that he has seen in sharks as a result of human impacts on their environment. To begin, Mitchell asks Riley about the role sharks play as apex predators and how important they are to our global ecosystems.
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