Te Mana o te Wai: An indigenous perspective on rivers and river management

Rivers, lakes, streams, and springs have been described as the bloodways of Papatūānuku, earth mother. On this view of the world, water is life. We are witnesses to the importance of water for all communities when the health and well‐being of our waterways are at risk. In New Zealand, governance and...

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Published in:	River research and applications 2019-12, Vol.35 (10), p.1615-1621
Main Author:	Te Aho, Linda
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Subjects:	Climate change comanagement Creeks & streams Decision making Earth Freshwater freshwater management Governance indigenous knowledge Inland water environment Intensive farming Lakes legal personality Management systems Natural resources New Zealand nonpoint source pollution pests Population growth risk Rivers streams tikanga Traction treaty settlements Waikato River Water pollution Water springs Waterways Whanganui River
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