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Scholarship awarded for world first climate change degree

Wednesday 1 Nov 23 10:30am

Toi Moana Bay of Plenty Regional Council general manager of Integrated Catchments, Chris Ingle, Toi Moana Climate Change Scholarship recipient, Jess Mitchell, and climate change programme manager, Nic Newman.

Media release - A Mount Maunganui-based university student is the first recipient of the Toi Moana Climate Change Scholarship, awarded by Toi Moana Bay of Plenty Regional Council.

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