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Image: Kaipara District Council Taitokerau Northland could become a national leader in rural climate resilience, with a new study highlighting the region’s strengths and urging better alignment between agencies and investment in locally tailored solutions. The report comes as the region again faces heavy rain and strong wind warnings, with road closures and restrictions in place across the district. The Climate Resilient Communities Project was initiated by Rural Support Trust Te Tai Tokerau (RSTTT) with a $40,000 grant from the Northland Regional Council Climate Resilient Communities Fund. Th...
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