A selection of photos of the early season snow around Wanaka- most of them are in the Cardrona Valley. Click on any image to begin a manual slide show… [AdSense-A]
Category: Climate
The goal of a predator free New Zealand may sit uneasily with global warming and ensuing climate change
This site/blog seems to have an organic destiny, and somewhere along a way lined with a steady growth of followers, I’ve not bothered much to publish my own photos, so here today I’ll use a few of my recent favourites made in the last two weeks to illustrate the need for an awakening, and action.… Continue reading The goal of a predator free New Zealand may sit uneasily with global warming and ensuing climate change
Aoraki / Mount Cook National Parks – Mountain Huts in Crisis – A Case for the Malte Brun Range
This is an excellent summation by photographer Colin Monteath of hedgehoghouse.com of what man-made accelerated climate change is doing to our largest mountains, glaciers and huts around the Aoraki Mt Cook National Park. It came under much discussion at the recent Sustainable Summits 2016 Conference at Aoraki Mt Cook. Read more at Colin’s FaceBook Post… Continue reading Aoraki / Mount Cook National Parks – Mountain Huts in Crisis – A Case for the Malte Brun Range
NZ glacial shrinkage ~ a Radio New Zealand interview with glaciologist Trevor Chinn
Trevor and wife Barbara live nearby and it’s been a privilege to re-acquaint recently over a cup of tea, and share here some of Trevor’s knowledge… Kathryn Ryan speaks to glaciologist Trevor Chinn on the rapid shrinkage of the country’s glaciers. Over four decades Dr Trevor Chinn has photographed all of the South Islands glaciers,… Continue reading NZ glacial shrinkage ~ a Radio New Zealand interview with glaciologist Trevor Chinn
Quick retreat of New Zealand’s glaciers an issue for tourism | Stuff.co.nz
August 9 2016 Visitors are running out of time to see New Zealand’s dwindling southern glaciers, which are becoming a safety hazard.The central Southern Alps has lost a quarter of its ice in recent decades, and stands to lose another 50 to 60 per cent.It meant its spectacular glaciers were shrinking at an unprecedented rate, some having lost several… Continue reading Quick retreat of New Zealand’s glaciers an issue for tourism | Stuff.co.nz