• Everything We Need

  • By: SBS
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Everything We Need

By: SBS
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  • Australian communities are already grappling with the impacts of climate change — adapting to food and water insecurity, worsening bushfire and flood risk, intense summer weather and rising energy costs. Hear from people who are taking action at a local level to improve climate resilience, and rethinking what they need to thrive. Take inspiration and ideas for what you can do to make positive change, and help protect the things you love.
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Episodes
  • Significant Roadside Area: Exploring the world through a child's eyes

    Significant Roadside Area: Exploring the world through a child's eyes
    May 27 2024
    In this special bonus episode, host Kyla Brettle is guided by her two children on a dreamlike walk that unravels the history of a small patch of remnant bush on the edge of a highway near her home in Barkers Creek, designated as a 'Significant Roadside Area'. On the journey, they're joined by an ecologist, a landcare volunteer and a First Nations Elder, to explore a small crack in the fabric of the universe where the past, present and future collide. It's a beautiful meditation on appreciating the connections between people and place, and rediscovering the world around us.
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    19 mins
  • Turning Wrong Way Climate Right Way: a First Nations response to climate change in Central Victoria

    Turning Wrong Way Climate Right Way: a First Nations response to climate change in Central Victoria
    May 19 2024
    First Nations People have a wealth of traditional knowledge and skills to adapt to climate change, gained through thousands of years of survival and resilience. In Central Victoria, the Dja Dja Wurrung people have developed a climate change strategy called "Turning Wrong Way Climate Right Way." The strategy emphasises a holistic approach to climate change adaptation, incorporating all elements of the ecosystem and traditional knowledge. It includes specific initiatives, such as re-landscaping waterways, forest gardening, controlled cultural burns, and nature-based flood mitigation.
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    23 mins
  • How Bendigo’s Karen community is adapting to climate change

    How Bendigo’s Karen community is adapting to climate change
    May 12 2024
    Newly arrived communities can be more vulnerable to climate change and during climate events, they are often among the most severely affected. Through the story of the Karen community in Bendigo, see how we can adapt to climate change with a strength-based, social justice approach.
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    25 mins

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