Karl Nesbitt's guest appearances

Karl Nesbitt

Let's Talk Parks Podcast: Stories of Purpose-Driven Parks and Recreation Professionals

Transnatural Perspectives Podcast 

Becky Look

Craig Bouck

Tiffany Johnson

Chris Nunes

Jason Hendrix

Christie Bruner

Claire Cox

Gabe Castillo

Jay Tryon

Melissa Battite

Jayna Lang

Renee Raney

Keri Konold

Chris Bass

Anthony Iracki

OwlTail

A cemetery is more than just a place for interments, it’s a place for history and place for ecology and a place for human wellbeing. In this episode, Marissa talks with Karl Nesbitt about how cemeteries over time are changing environments and memorialization can also be a place for recreation.  The design of cemetery space is starting reflect the community of users, the people who live locally and how they may use or recreate within that space, this includes volunteer groups who run tours, walking tracks, native ecological friends of groups. Karl Nesbitt (Connect on LinkedIn) is a Parks and Open Spaces Programme Manager, for Recreation Aotearoa and New Zealand Cemeteries and Crematoria Collective. He manages the implementation of the Green Flag Award across New Zealand and train Green Flag Award Judges in NZ and Australia. World Urban Parks, Alliance committee Executive Officer and World Urban Parks Cemeteries Committee Interm Executive officer. If you enjoyed this episode and are looking for more information on the topic or would like to learn how you can become a contributor or guest visit us at www.letstalkparks.com. In addition please be sure to follow us on Instagram @Lets_talk_parks for more great content from purpose-driven Parks and Recreation Professionals like yourself.

A cemetery is more than just a place for interments, it’s a place for history and place for ecology and a place for human wellbeing. In this episode, Marissa talks with Karl Nesbitt about how cemeteries over time are changing environments and memorialization can also be a place for recreation.  The design of cemetery space is starting reflect the community of users, the people who live locally and how they may use or recreate within that space, this includes volunteer groups who run tours, walking tracks, native ecological friends of groups. Karl Nesbitt <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/karl-nesbitt-61798989/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">(Connect on LinkedIn)</a> is a Parks and Open Spaces Programme Manager, for Recreation Aotearoa and New Zealand Cemeteries and Crematoria Collective. He manages the implementation of the Green Flag Award across New Zealand and train Green Flag Award Judges in NZ and Australia. World Urban Parks, Alliance committee Executive Officer and World Urban Parks Cemeteries Committee Interm Executive officer. If you enjoyed this episode and are looking for more information on the topic or would like to learn how you can become a contributor or guest visit us at <a href="http://www.letstalkparks.com/" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">www.letstalkparks.com</a>. In addition please be sure to follow us on Instagram @Lets_talk_parks for more great content from purpose-driven Parks and Recreation Professionals like yourself.

2.24 Cemeteries: It's all about the Living with Karl Nesbitt