Tūhua (Mayor Island) lies 35 kilometres off shore in the Bay of Plenty, New Zealand. It has a long history of Māori occupation and is of high cultural significance to these traditional owners. Tūhua was once world-renowned for big game fishing, but after incremental declines in local fish populations, in 1993 a no-take marine reserve was gazetted and ...
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Something looks fishy! A philosophical exploration of AI for marine conservation. [PDF]
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Culturing marine education : indigenous learning systems and western science
The author currently works as a teacher for a Tribal school in Washington State. Her experience has shown that there must be a paradigm shift in teaching and learning science for today's young people. In particular, it is essential to include indigenous learning systems in place-based marine education programs for Native American communities.
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