Good to eat? Recent research sheds light on which foods are better for the environment Thinkpiece by Dr Helen Darling, Sumfood and FoodTruthsA...
Good to eat?
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WRLC food resilience
Introducing the Regional Food Systems Strategy Project
Work is now underway to develop the region’s new Food Systems Strategy
Webinar – Planning for the future -integrating 20-minute city thinking
What do people really want from their neighbourhoods and cities? 20-minute city thinking. There is growing discussion of the 15/20 minute...
September 2022 eNews
Kia ora koutou and welcome to our latest pānui | eNews, featuring: Regional Transport Committee & WRLC Workshop outcomes Regenerative Design, by...
Webinar – Integrated Planning
Integrated Planning: Finding co-benefits for sustainability, resilience, health, and equity. In the 19th century, cities "built out” diseases such...
Regenerative Design – Much less bad, much more good
Regenerative Design: bringing society and environment together to better care for our collective future. This is article is the second in a series...
Webinar – Density Done Well
Medium Density Done Well Webinar The way we build and shape our residential and urban areas and infrastructure, shapes how we live our lives....
August 2022 eNews
Kia ora and welcome to our August eNews! This edition features: The Official launch of the Regional Economic Development Plan 2022-2032 Density...
Update on the region’s Future Development Strategy – August 2022
Work is progressing on development of the region’s new Future Development Strategy (FDS)
Density Done Well, by Malcolm McCracken
Transport Planner Malcolm McCracken describes the elements, enablers and actions of Density Done Well, part-two of his Density Done Well series