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How sharing stories about river restoration can inspire others to take care of waterways.

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Title:	How sharing stories about river restoration can inspire others to take care of waterways.
Authors:	Doehring, Katharina, Cole, Cathy, Longnecker, Nancy
Source:	Conversation (Conversation Media Group Ltd); 11/28/2024, p1-1, 1p
Subject Terms:	SCIENTIFIC communication, ENVIRONMENTAL management, STREAM restoration, ENVIRONMENTAL reporting, AGRICULTURAL intensification
Abstract:	The article discusses the critical issue of declining water quality in Aotearoa New Zealand due to human impacts like urbanization and intensive agriculture. To address this, catchment care groups have emerged, engaging in activities like planting native vegetation and altering farming practices. The article highlights the importance of collective storytelling by trusted peers to inspire action and emphasizes principles like respected storytellers, authenticity in storytelling, and motivation for future generations in enhancing waterway restoration efforts. The authors advocate for the broader integration of collective storytelling as a strategic tool in restoring waterway health globally. [Extracted from the article]
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Abstract:	The article discusses the critical issue of declining water quality in Aotearoa New Zealand due to human impacts like urbanization and intensive agriculture. To address this, catchment care groups have emerged, engaging in activities like planting native vegetation and altering farming practices. The article highlights the importance of collective storytelling by trusted peers to inspire action and emphasizes principles like respected storytellers, authenticity in storytelling, and motivation for future generations in enhancing waterway restoration efforts. The authors advocate for the broader integration of collective storytelling as a strategic tool in restoring waterway health globally. [Extracted from the article]