
Exploring enclosure, colonisation and denaturing through an ancestral past, towards the possibilities of a re-commoned future.
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Barcelona’s L’Eixample District has undergone a transformation over the last several years, turning former ‘car sewers’ into green, public realm spaces for people.
A landscape of ‘improvement’ - a Taranaki farmhouse surrounded by incinerated forest. This is the process that created much of rural landscape we see today. Alexander Turnbull Library
We are now in breach of 6 of the 9 planetary processes that are critical for maintaining the stability and resilience of the Earth system - each of these potentially catastrophic in their own right. Simple solutions like switching some part...
View of the mining settlement of Burnett’s Face. The cable rope-road railway carrying coal trucks from mines can be seen passing through the town. Photographer unknown, circa 1905. Alexander Turnbull Library, ref PA1-o-990-26.
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Catherine is an award-winning writer, environmental historian and a policy practitioner living on the Kapiti Coast. Author of several books including 'Beyond Manapouri: 50 years of environmental politics in New Zealand' (Canterbury University Press).
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