Listen to a recording of the live Q&A session from the LEARNZ online field trip "Hīkoi for hauora: making connections in the Haakarimata Ranges".

The following questions are answered:
1. What is the best walk each of you have ever been on and what made it so memorable?
2. Why is it important to get out and connect with nature? Can it improve my hauora/wellbeing?
3. Is it important to know about the stories of the places around me, like maunga, awa, why?
4. How can I find out about the places to go walking in around me and the stories about these places?
5. Why is important to look after these places? What can we do to look after the places around us?

Related links: https://planmywalk.nz and https://www.herengaanuku.govt.nz/ and https://www.waikatodistrict.govt.nz/recreation/trails-and-walks and https://arataki.app/arataki-cultural-trails/ and https://www.learnz.org.nz/walking231

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