A forum dedicated to what can be done about climate change at an individual, community, business and government level, will be held at the Holy Trinity Church next Friday.

The Climate Change Speakers Forum titled ‘Doing the Mahi' will includes speakers Chris Battershill from Waikato University, Marty Hoffart from the Zero Waste Network, Stacey Mareroa from One Twenty Legacy Ltd, Climate change Commissioner Professor James Renwick, and Jules Matthews of Integrity Soils.

The evening will be facilitated by Nandor Tanczos of Whakatane District Council.

The forum is part of the Sustainable Backyards series of over 90 free or low-cost enviro events being held in March throughout the Bay of Plenty.

These support sustainable living and conservation, and include clean-ups, bush walks, movie screenings, events and workshops.

The Climate Change Speakers Forum: Doing the Mahi will be held at Holy Trinity Church, Devonport Rd from 7pm – 9.30pm on Friday March 26.

Cost is $10.

Website: www.envirohub.org.nz