Ethnic diversity in the hills – where is it?

December 2013

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Tramping is a pursuit that traditionally appeals to European New Zealanders. Photo: Rob Brown
Matthew Pike asks why we’re not used to seeing different ethnic groups in the hills and what can be done to change it When was the last time you passed a Pacific Islander on a tramp? When did you last pass a Maori on a summit ridge or share a backcountry hut with someone from […]
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