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Aug 29, 2022 34 min

#20 Conservation and culture

from DOC Sounds of Science Podcast Hosted by Department of Conservation

In this episode we’re talking about how our conservation past intersects with both our present and our future, and how our treaty commitments need to be at the heart of this. Aroha Gilling is an academic specialising in Te Tiriti o Waitangi, and an experienced Treaty Ranger. She’s passionate about education, and this episode contains a wealth of expertise about nature and being a good Treaty Partner. Aroha is also a superfan of all creatures great and small in the Rangitahi Molesworth Recreation Reserve. It’s her happy place. The birdsong in this episode is a dawn chorus. The music used is 'Let’s Get Down to Business' by Cast of Characters. For further reading, learn about our responsibility to give effect to the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi under section 4 of the Conservation Act.

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