FTLOB Past Projects:

Local Berm Heroes

Love Your Spray-Free Berm

Turning our road corridors into Climate-Change-Ready Infrastructure

Our Film For the Future on August 16 2019 featured Andrea Reid, vision-holder of Pollinator Paths, talking about how to create a Council-approved pollinator-friendly berm, and For the Love of Bees speaking about how to make and take care of it with biology-first Climate-Change-Ready methodologies. Hana Blackmore from the Weed Management Advisory gave the history of glyphosate use in Auckland, highlighting campaign wins in the 90s, and the Human Rights campaign to remove toxic chemicals from children’s lives.

Local Berm Hero Poster Series

A huge thanks to Kate Van Der Drift for the photography work & Philip Kelly the design work. We look forward to seeing them around the streets of Auckland, thanks to
Phantom Billstickers.

Watch Don Huber talk about the effects of glyphosate on Honey bees here.

Our vision is to have as many berms full of life as possible which enable carbon sequestration, water retention, air filtration, food security, social cohesion, biodiversity havens and spaces of optimism where people can see themselves making a difference.

The History of Glyphosate

View the full 52 page report from the Weed Management Advisory here