Tauranga students help create giant rope artwork on marine science

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By EducationHQ News Team
Published May 10, 2021

A new art-science education project is helping Tauranga students explore the risks associated with environmental and climate change.

PHOTO: Sustainable Seas National Science Challenge.

Students from seven Tauranga schools are set to participate in daily workshops this week looking at tides, kai moana species ...

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