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Where was the project that James was working on a few years ago?
Ahuriri Estuary near Napier.
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What is James worried about?
He is worried about pollution and the problems it's causing.
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Why is it important for scientists to have an open mind?
You can think about problems in a new way and how science affects people.
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What culture is James?
James is Maori.
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Win 20 points!
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baam
Lose 25 points!
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What information can James get from locals?
How the environment and wildlife changed; what's important to local people
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Why did the tangata whenua put a rahui on the estuary?
The food was not safe to eat because of pollution.
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Where did James Ataria teach?
He teaches at Lincoln University in Christchurch.
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What did James do with his dad when he was younger?
He went eeling and collected kaimoana at the beach.
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Give 25 points!
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monster
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star
Double points!
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What are two animals that were affected by pollution in the estuary?
Flounder and cockles
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Why would kaumatua have the best cultural knowledge for scientists?
They are the elders, so they have been around the longest.
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What is the best way to gather cultural knowledge?
Staying with the community, talking to local people, participating in community events
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What does "poroporoaki" mean?
It means "farewell."
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What does James study?
He studies how poisonous chemicals affect the natural world.
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