The series explores the challenges of living and working through dry seasons, and the perseverance, innovation, and community connections that help people adapt and keep going.

These are stories of challenge, change, and resilience.

In this episode of Voices of Resilience, we chat with farmer and academic Sarah Gatenby-Clark about how her background in agricultural science has shaped her approach to farming.

Sarah shares why successful farming requires skills that go far beyond working the land, as well as the importance of community, the challenges of balancing farm life with raising a family, and the responsibility of caring for the land for future generations.

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Show theme music: Easy Lemon by Kevin MacLeod.

Voices of Resilience was produced by the Derwent Catchment Project and jointly funded by the Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund and the Tasmanian Government.

The series explores the challenges of living and working through dry seasons, and the perseverance, innovation, and community connections that help people adapt and keep going.

These are stories of challenge, change and resilience.

In this episode of Voices of Resilience, we chat with Tasmanian farmer Dr Will Bignell about his experience with drought and how science and technology are helping farmers manage their properties more efficiently.

Will shares how new tools and better access to information can help farmers make informed decisions, adapt to changing conditions, and prepare for dry times.

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Show theme music: Easy Lemon by Kevin MacLeod.

Voices of Resilience was produced by the Derwent Catchment Project and jointly funded by the Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund and the Tasmanian Government.

We hope you enjoy the show!

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Show theme music: Easy Lemon by Kevin MacLeod.

This show was produced by the team at envirodynamics, the Derwent Catchment Project, and the Landscape Recovery Foundation.