We’re thrilled to announce that the Resources hub is now available on the Connected Pathways website (https://connectedpathways.co.nz/resources/). It’s a one‑stop place for anyone in Golden Bay (and beyond) who wants practical tools, reading material and links to the organisations that keep our food, forests and oceans resilient.
Topics covered include:
- Food Resilience and Gardening
- One Health and Systems Thinking
- Nature Connection
- Conservation & Biodiversity
What you’ll find
| Category | Highlights |
|---|---|
| Books & Guides | The Nature Fix, Braiding Sweetgrass, Your Guide to Forest Bathing and many more – all searchable by title and availability at the Takaka library. |
| Local Conservation Partners | Project Jonah, Friends of Golden Bay, Project Mohua, Forest & Bird (Golden Bay), DOC Golden Bay Office, Tasman Environmental Trust, Te Ara Pounamu and more. |
| Food‑Resilience Networks | Garden to Table, Food Resilience Network, Māori Food Sovereignty Initiative, Sustainable Food Co‑operative, Urban Harvest, Our Garden Party, etc. |
| Practical Handouts | Seed‑saving guide, companion‑planting charts, seasonal growing calendars, preservation basics. |
| Ways to get involved | Hints how you can get involved in consercation work. |
Why it matters
- Empower local action: Whether you’re a newcomer to gardening or a seasoned conservation volunteer, the page gives you clear information and steps you can take.
- Save time: Relevant organisations and publications are grouped together, so that you no longer need to hunt across multiple websites.
- Build community: By surfacing the same resources that Connected Pathways already uses in workshops, we make it easier for people to join the same projects and share experiences.
Join the conversation
We’d love to hear how the new hub helps you or what comments or suggestions you have. Drop us a note at [email protected] or share your favourite resource on social media with the hashtag #ConnectedResources.