ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Mananui builds on the historical journey he described in Part 1, and looks at the present and future challenges in applying the values of mahinga kai to culturally sensitive land management.
English
New Zealand
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OTHER EPISODES IN THIS PODCAST
Margaret Jefferies talks about how she applies her philosophy of community action in Project Lyttelton and the Time Bank
Part 1 of a talk by Mananui Ramsden ,the Cultural Land Management Advisor to Environment Canterbury at the Quaker Forum
Rob Dewhirst discusses issues and challenges around NZ drinking water standards
Paul O'Neill from Canterbury Community Law speaks at the July Quaker Forum
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