Kaupapa on the Couch: rivers are people too!

Professor Jacinta Ruru

Tuesday, October 31, 2017

Duration:

6min

What do we mean when we refer to our mountains and rivers are ancestors? Episode three looks at the world-leading legislation in Aotearoa that recognises Te Urewera national park and the Whanganui river as people. Video produced by The Spinoff.

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