On Wednesday 19 July between 11:30am and 12:30pm, join our live videoconference:
Blood Earth Fire – Whāngai Whenua Ahi Kā
The transformation of Aotearoa New Zealand
Blood Earth Fire will be presented to students by Emma Best who is the Senior Programme Developer Te Papa Education Te Ipu Kāhuirangi, at the Museum of New Zealand, Te Papa Tongarewa.
This is a fantastic new exhibition that tells the dramatic story of the rapid transformation of Aotearoa New Zealand – from forests and wetlands to farms and cities, people have made a huge impact on this country.
Join in the discussion and learn about the plants and animals that people have brought with them to help make this country their home – you might be surprised!
Emma is always and informative and entertaining presenter and this videoconference will be no exception. The videoconference is suitable for both primary and secondary aged students. Emma looks forward to the students’ questions during the videoconference.
Find out about:
- What Aotearoa New Zealand looked liked the day before people came
- Why people bring animals and plants with them when they come and settle
- Which species were brought to New Zealand and the impact this has had on native species
- What is happening to forests, wetlands, farms and cities today.
TO REGISTER FOR THIS VIDEOCONFERENCE, CONTACT: digitalconversations@cwa.co.nz or telephone: (04) 382 6515 BY WEDNESDAY 12 JULY 2006
Please be aware that this session will be recorded. If your school wishes to participate, we will need a signed permission form from all participants.
