Ko Au Te Awa Ko Te Awa Ko Au I Am The River Th An introduction to the first of two kete created by weaver sally reihana (kati huirapa) from te rūnanga o arowhenua for the upper waitaki water zone committe. Lindsay john (l j), te roroa environs kaiwhakahaere, shares a thoughtful kōrero about the valuable role we can all play when we practice kaitiakitanga of te.
Ko Au Te Awa Ko Te Awa Ko Au вђ I Am The River This is a māori song that helps teach tēnei, tēnā and tērā (this, that and that over there).audio from hei waiata, hei whakakoakoa.ko au, ko au tēnei thi. Ko au te awa, ko te awa ko au – i am the river, the river is me. a journey binding hearts and igniting change. the whanganui river is the first river in the world to be recognised as a legal person, as a living adult indivisible being. māori river guardian ned tapa invites a first nations elder from australia and his daughter, who are. Doug: we went up the whanganui river and went to rānana, went to the island with tamahau and mark perakahu from the iwi. and we went and got a real feel for the atmosphere and the geography and so that was our first step. pam: the whole process of meeting with the older people, talking about the event and how it affected them, was completely. An experimental short about the fluidity of travel. “ko au te awa, ko te awa ko au.”. when translated means, “i am the river. the river is me.”. i came across this segment of a maori tribal proverb which is a response to the te awa tupua (description of a river system beginning at the mountains, traveling through its tributaries, and to.
Ko Au Te Awa Youtube Doug: we went up the whanganui river and went to rānana, went to the island with tamahau and mark perakahu from the iwi. and we went and got a real feel for the atmosphere and the geography and so that was our first step. pam: the whole process of meeting with the older people, talking about the event and how it affected them, was completely. An experimental short about the fluidity of travel. “ko au te awa, ko te awa ko au.”. when translated means, “i am the river. the river is me.”. i came across this segment of a maori tribal proverb which is a response to the te awa tupua (description of a river system beginning at the mountains, traveling through its tributaries, and to. Kō au te Āwa, kō te Āwa kō au – i am the river, th. 86 mins | rated tbc | 3d. Ko te awa ko au” – which means “i am the river. the river is me.” i am the river is a film about a unique set of 700 glass plate photos which document maori life in the 19th century.
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