Exploring (OK, Playing) a new browser-based video game on surviving a 9.0 earthquake from a geologist & her research group at @lewisandclark in Oregon. And it's definitely got that old school Oregon Trail vibe.
You can explore it here. https://t.co/qoEdtXBWP6
Beware dysentery.
kickstarting my #MahuruMāori#wero with 30mins of #MāoriMadeEasy & Panga - Kupu puzzle everday. I need the practice!
#ngāiPanga 219 6/6 Kaha: 92.26%
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What did we see upon 1st touching bottom, at 10,900+m depth w/in #ChallengerDeep? A BEER BOTTLE! 😫 Further evidence that we MUST as humanity do BETTER by the ocean and for the health of habitats that we ourselves share & ultimately depend on!!! #ThereIsNoPlanetB#DeeperSeaDawn
#LISTEN 🎧 This coming Thursday is a special celebration of waiata reo Māori, focussing on the rapid growth of bilingual music making its way to our air waves and climbing the charts.
Performer Amy Boroevich talks to Jesse about the upcoming event. https://t.co/5PnzSo2RtY
#tereo One of the reasons I have been posting bilingual tweets these last five years is to provide a searchable database of words, idioms and expressions for learners of Māori. If you don't know already, in the Search Twitter' box on your device screen, enter @kiwitoa then add...
Ladies & gents I give you Uruti Point, NZ. Miocene-age turbidites and some awesome mass wasting structures from an exhumed trench-slope basin. Filmed & edited by fly boy Andrew Boyes #geology#outreach@jazcasi @hillman_jess @StrogenDominic@holly_prickles
Panga is hard! But such a great way to learn new kupu. In completely unrelated news, my new favourite book is Kuwi & Friends Māori Picture Dictionary He Papakupu Whakaahua. #ngāiPanga 207 3/6 https://t.co/KeuHvOcHs5
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A new (old) island, deaths and dogs - read what’s been happening in the wonderful world of #kakapo in our latest newsletter. Art by kākāpō ranger Sarah Little.
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Just completed the first human dive to the bottom of the Kermadec Trench, the 4th-deepest trench in the world, northeast of New Zealand. The preliminary maximum depth reached, according to submersible instruments, was 10,012 meters. Rather chaotic geology and marine life.
Well, that’s a bit of a surprise. Spring rimu counts for the #kakapo islands are *massive: higher than they’ve ever been. This means pretty much all adult females will breed this summer - and maybe even on Te Kakahu/Chalky, our new breeding site. #conservation#parrots
We are now accepting applications to sail as an Onboard Outreach Officer on #IODP Expeditions 397, 398 + 399. If the thought of 2 months at sea excites you, see more information here: https://t.co/kkBvIv8aHo