NELSON / TASMAN REGION
People Powered Climate Action
The Nelson Tasman Climate Forum is a community-led initiative open to everyone.
We aim to get everyone in our waka paddling quickly in the same direction.
Our mission is to weave individuals, households, community organisations, businesses, councils and iwi together around urgent, strategic action on climate change in the Nelson-Tasman region.
The Forum organises an annual Climate Action Festival to bring together and celebrate our community of change makers in Nelson Tasman.
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Festival Finale: How to Live on Earth – NELSON
The Suter - Nelson Bridge Street, 208, NelsonThis year’s closing film is a visually stunning and hopeful film that shows us glimpses of a future in which nature thrives, and so do we. Narrated by Benedict Cumberbatch, How to Live on Earth takes us around the world to meet remarkable people exploring how we can live differently by treating nature as an…
Community Litter Pick with Grassroots Recycling – NELSON
Victory Community Center 2 Totara Street,Nelson,7010,New Zealand, NelsonJoin Grassroots Recycling for a community litter pick around Victory and help keep our neighbourhood clean, healthy, and free from rubbish. Gather outside Victory Community Centre before heading out to collect litter, meet like-minded locals, and make a positive difference for our environment. All ages are welcome. Gloves and collection bags will be provided. Please…
Film Screening: The Lorax – NELSON
State Cinemas Nelson 91 Trafalgar Street, NelsonJoin us for a special screening of The Lorax, a fun and inspiring family film celebrating the importance of caring for our environment. Based on the beloved Dr. Seuss story, The Lorax follows one small voice speaking up for the trees and reminds us that everyone has the power to make a difference. This fundraising…
The Climate Action Book
The Nelson Tasman Climate Forum offers this plan for every citizen of our region — for individuals, households, businesses, farmers, schools and colleges, religious organisations, councils and iwi. We also hope to help other parts of Aotearoa to develop their own Climate Action Plans and contribute to the development of Climate Action Plans around the world.



































