The Waitaki Whitestone Geopark presents:
Ki Uta Ki Tai
Everything is connected
Unique species and their connection to the Geopark
Interactions within ecosystems
Traditional ecological knowledge
Understanding the past to help us deal with the future
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A presentation by Gareth Boyt:
Gareth has joined the council team as Biodiversity Advisor this year. He has a background in conservation, ecosystem monitoring and education with the Whare Wānanga framework and a passion for sustainable land management and healthy ecosystems. He lives on a small farm at Waianakarua with his wife and 1 year old son, where they grow flowers, vegetables and trees. He has a major interest in alternative forms of looking after our land (as opposed to the current “utilisation” of land), celestial observation and sees a bright future for our unique biodiversity through systems of incorporation and understanding rather than the current situation of segregation. Everything is connected...
6 - 7pm Thursday 19 November
Oamaru Library, 62 Thames Street and Live on the Geopark's Facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/waitakiwhitestonegeopark
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