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Arawhata uku mō ngā ika

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Using plates and bowls to create novel fish ladders by a stream.

I whakamahia e te ringatoi mahi uku, e Barry Brickell, ngā pereiti me ngā oko hei mahi arawhata uku mō ngā ika.

Rights: Nā Monica Peters, nō NZ Landcare Trust te whakaahua

Published: 22 February 2018Size: 937.74 KB

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