Our Vision: Growing a Well Future for all our Grandchildrens

Hunter Lovins in Aotearoa NZ, July 2-12, 2006

National public forums with youth in Dunedin, Christchurch, Auckland, Hamilton, Te Whaiti, Hastings, Wellington.

 
     


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Our national round-up poster (print this pdf for your friends, local shops and notice boards lower resolution .5 Mb jpeg)

The outcomes we seek:

Our catalyst: - Hunter Lovins

Her letter to Kiwi youth (pdf)

Who should attend (It's free)

Programme Overview: (printable flyer .pdf)

Session Details (click below)

Dunedin: Sun 2nd July
ev SMART SCIENCE
Christchurch:Mon 3rd July
pm SMART BUSINESS
ev SMART REGION YOUTH
Auckland: Wed 5th July
am SMART BUSINESS
pm SMART CITIES
ev SMART ENVIRONMENT
Hamilton: Thurs 6 th July
pm SMART AGRICULTURE
ev SMART COMMUNITIES
Te Whaiti: Fri - Sun 7-9 July
KAITIAKITANGA
Hastings: Mon 10th July

ev SMART LOCAL ACTION
Wellington: Wed 12th July
am SMART BUSINESS
pm SMART ECONOMY
ev SMART LEARNING COUNTRY

Contact us

How we worked

Who Contributed

Natural Capital Solutions(Hunter Lovins' site)

Media Releases

 

 

 

             
 

Outcomes:

The whole program will focus on long term outcomes for future generations and the many pathways that could lead to this. The Hunter trip is just the start of this initiative.

  1. Growing our youth and giving them space to influence the future - eg Enviroschools / Enterprise programs
  2. Better use of our world’s resources - to eliminate waste at source. – eg Zero Waste Initiative
  3. Living within the limits of our earth’s natural cycles and its ability to sustain us – eg Climate Change Initiatives
  4. Being smarter, Biomimicry – using science to advantage - eg Innovation, science, engineering, technology careers
  5. Reconnecting with our own indigenuity, our interdependence with the earth and responsibilities - eg Kaitiakitanga
  6. Growing the courage to take individual and local paths towards a well future as responsible global citizens
  7. Growing a country that integrates enterprise, the environment, society and culture – eg Quadruple bottom line
  8. Connecting at a local action level to share learning internationally - eg Connecting Communities initiative

Hunter is particularly looking forward to learning more about the Maori concept of Kaitakitanga. (guardianship and responsibility for the future)


 

My name is Hatata and we need you to help us with NZ's biggest roundup.

Herd your parents, family, grandparents, teachers, friends, businessmen, farmers, developers, doctors, builders, engineers, lawyers, architects, researchers, judges, professors, bankers, mayors, councilors, politicians and all. We need them all working alongside us to help grow the kind of world that we would like to leave for all our future grandchildrens.

Our partner Hunter told us stories from around the planet to get us thinking about what we are doing to it. We can all share ideas to help us do things right now to make a difference.

Visit www.kaitiakitanga.net website to see how this relates to our traditional Maori values

Click on the menus in the left panel to get information, about this event and the middle panel to find the video and other resources we now share with the rest of the world.

Sustainability:
your future or ours?

Theme - ChCh RegionYouth Forum




 
 

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PUSH START NOW - Be positive, think zero waste and be kind to our planet - some ideas here