Our Blue World Film Screening

You’re invited to afree screening of Our Blue World, hosted by the University of Canterbury!

This powerful documentary makes its debut in Ōtautahi Christchurch at the Ngaio Marsh Theatre on Monday 30 September 2024.

‘Our Blue World – A Water Odyssey’ explores humanity’s relationship with water and reveals how human agency can help rebalance the planet’s water systems.

Take a deep dive into the lives of dynamic and visionary people from around the world, including Aotearoa New Zealand. This beautiful and eye-opening film sets out to reveal our profound relationship with water and its role in life on this planet.

Join us to learn about water on a global scale and connect with others locally in Ōtautahi who are working to transform our water and our world, for the better.

Register here: Our Blue World Film Screening | Humanitix

Event Programme :

UC, UC Sustainability and EnviroSoc are proud to support this beautiful documentary. Please register to claim your free ticket and help us spread the word.

When: Monday 30 September, 5:00pm-8.00pm

Where: Ngaio Marsh Theatre, Haere-Roa (UCSA Building), 90 Ilam Road, Christchurch

Programme:

  • 5.00pm: Event opens - interactive activity to be confirmed
  • 5:30pm: Film starts
  • 7:00pm: Film ends, kai served (provided) and time for attendees to connect
  • 8:00pm: Event ends.
  • Cost: Free! 

Ōtākaro Tree Trimming and Roof Replacement

Facilities Management advise that tree canopy trimming, and roof replacement works are being undertaken on the Ōtākaro building starting Wednesday 18 September.

The tree canopy trimming works will be undertaken on Wednesday 18 and Thursday 19 September and the roof replacement works will commence on 7 October. The building will be wrapped for weather protection as the roof cladding will be removed and reinstated as part of the works.

Buildings either directly or indirectly affected include:

  • Ōtākaro (ED03)
  • Waimairi (ED04)
  • Henry Field Library (ED08)

Please do not enter the fenced areas other than via the entry points noted in green on the map and be aware of moving and noisy machinery in the works area.

Please direct any enquiries to fmassist@canterbury.ac.nz

Thank you for your consideration as we complete these works.

Ngā mihi

The Facilities Management Team

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