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| Date | Combined Rank | Apple Podcasts |
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| Oct 11 | #176 | #176 |
Latest episodes
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43 - Carbon Credits and the ETS: Incentivising Natural Native Forest Regeneration
September 30, 2026 · 27 minThe focus of today’s episode is how to register your naturally regenerating native forest through the NZ Emissions Trading Scheme or ETS. Being able to talk to people who have successfully navigated this process is incredibly helpful…
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42 - From Flock to Forest: Sheep-led Kānuka Regeneration
September 17, 2026 · 26 minExotic pasture grasses are often a major barrier to native forest species getting established naturally. In this episode I’ve come to Te Whenua Ora on Banks Peninsula to find out how sheep grazing can help kanuka (Kunzea ericoides) get…
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41 - Canterbury's Green Islands: Planting stepping stones for native biodiversity
September 3, 2026 · 26 minI’m often amazed by natures' ability to recover by itself when given a chance. However with less than 1% native vegetation, the Canterbury Plains is a good candidate for some planting to kickstart natural native forest regeneration. Te…
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40 - POST PIGS: The elimination of pigs from Banks Peninsula
August 20, 2026 · 26 minIn New Zealand, introduced pigs even in low numbers have very destructive effects on our native bush and wildlife. In this episode (recorded in July 2026) I’ve come to Banks Peninsula to find out about the very recent elimination of over…
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39 - Fungi Allies: Partnering with mānuka and kānuka to grow a Silver Beech Forest
August 6, 2026 · 26 minMost trees grow much better when they are able to associate with mycorrhizal fungi. Native beech in particular are unable to live without certain species of ectomycorrhizal fungi. Is it a job we are wise to leave to the processes of…
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38 - Re-bugging the Bush: Protecting the forest’s essential invertebrates through rewilding and Targeted Pest Suppression
July 23, 2026 · 28 minIn this episode of Rewilding In Action, Maureen Howard is on the Otago Peninsula to talk to Shaun and Helen Murphy, a couple who are rewilding their property to help their very special populations of invertebrates thrive. What…
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37 - From Principles to Practice - Part Two of the IUCN Guidelines on Rewilding
July 9, 2026 · 27 minHow important is ongoing monitoring in rewilding? Should we be aiming to preserve nature to an historical biodiversity target? And, how can humans be part of a rewilded world? In this episode of Rewilding in Action (which follows on from…
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36 - Growing Dalmore Wild, Naturally
June 24, 2026 · 27 minIn this episode of Rewilding in Action, guest host Jon Bakos takes the mic and talks to Maureen Howard about some of the restoration activities happening at Dalmore Reserve, an urban piece of council owned land in Dunedin that’s being…
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35 - Nature Leading at Scale - Guiding Principles of Rewilding
May 28, 2026 · 26 minRewilding is catching on but do we really know what it is? Join me, Maureen Howard as I chat with Professor Steve Carver from the University of Leeds about rewilding definitions and the first two of the IUCN CEM’s five rewilding guidelines…
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34 - Wild Dunedin Q&A - Knepp & Hinewai
May 14, 2026 · 28 minHugh Wilson from Hinewai Reserve on Banks Peninsula and Matt Phelps from Knepp Rewilding in West Sussex England are put in the hot seat via Zoom to answer a Dunedin audience’s rewilding questions! Questions for Hugh include: How are pest…
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33 - Creating Corridors for Urban Bugs
April 30, 2026 · 27 minOne of the foundational principles of Rewilding is to provide corridors or stepping stones across built up areas to help connect wildlife and to allow them to move. Join me, Maureen Howard in the centre of Dunedin, as I chat with my…
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32 - Turn your Sightings into Science with iNaturalist
April 16, 2026 · 27 minRewilding an ecosystem requires good ongoing monitoring. In this episode I visit Craigieburn Reserve in Dunedin with iNaturalist expert John Barkla to find out how we can improve our monitoring with iNaturalist, an easy to use citizen…
About the show
Join environmental education facilitator and communicator Dr Maureen Howard as she visits with local champions and enthusiasts in the movement to increase biodiversity by restoring natural processes and allowing nature to lead the way.
Learn about their hands-on work, and explore the thinking behind nature-led regeneration.
Follow the podcast and more on the Rewilding in Action Facebook page or contact Maureen at rewildinginaction@gmail to receive episode updates by email.
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