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A new short video series focusing on the reconnection of rangatahi with their taiao
18 March 2021
Reconnecting Taitokerau rangatahi and tamariki with their taiao and Te Rarawa’s ancient ngāhere – the Au Warawara forest is the focus of a new short video series now being released.
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Fake clues: using misinformation about odour to protect rare bird species
11 March 2021
Mammalian predators rely primarily on smell as their main cue, enabling them to detect food from a distance. Smell is – usually – a reliable strategy for food location.
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Survey of Rural Decision Makers 2019
23 April 2020
The results of the fourth biennial Survey of Rural Decision Makers, run by scientists at Manaaki Whenua - Landcare Research, have now been released.
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