Pacific voices for water

February 2022

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David Young’s new book Wai Pasifika explores why indigenous voices of the Pacific should be listened to when it comes to freshwater ecology.  This isn’t your first book on freshwater – has it been a lifelong fascination?  Most definitely. It would be hard not to [be fascinated] with your eyes open in Aotearoa, wouldn’t it? […]
Matthew Cattin

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