From urban development to the pluriverse: Ontological design for natural and cultural heritage

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From urban development to the pluriverse: Ontological design for natural and cultural heritage

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Urbanization has been a regular feature of demographic and environmental change in New Zealand for over 70 years. Urban design and development are fundamental processes in this trend, accounting for population densification as well as erosion of mature ecosystrems. In Auckland, urban development has resulted in a 30% loss of green space, and continues to present significant challenges for preserving natural and cultural heritage. This pictorial uses Te Pātaka Art Trail as a case study in plur...

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Date created

2023-10

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Tan, Leon / Ferguson, Gina / Hung, Wing-Tai (Bobby) / Lamwilai, Peeti / Ngaropo, P. / Renata, Hohepa / White, Tanya / Wood, Rebecca / Woodruffe, Paul

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https://hdl.handle.net/10652/6418

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Te Whare Wānanga o Wairaka / Unitec, Te Pūkenga / Mount Albert (Auckland, N.Z.) / Tāmaki Makaurau / Auckland (N.Z.) / Aotearoa / New Zealand / riverside walkways / Carrington Residential Development (Mount Albert, Auckland, N.Z.) / urban ecology / urban development / History, heritage and archaeology / Heritage, archive and museum studies / Heritage and cultural conservation / Environmental sciences / Environmental management / Conservation and biodiversity / Indigenous studies / Ngā mātauranga taiao o te Māori (Māori environmental knowledges) / Te whāomoomo taiao o te Māori (Māori environmental conservation) / Tikanga tuku iho / Kaitiakitanga / Mana o te wai

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