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The Stoat, the Kererū and the Karaka Berries 2019-02-24 10:00:00 2019-02-24 11:30:00 Pacific/Auckland Tui Glen Reserve, 2 Claude Brookes Dr, Henderson, Auckland melissa laing melissa@melissalaing.com The Stoat, the Kererū and the Karaka Berries: Sun 24 Feb 2019 10:00 AM, Cost: Tickets $18 Includes one-way ferry ticket and life jacket hire Bookings: http://ourauckland.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/articles/events/2019/02/the-stoat-the-kereru-and-the-karaka-berries/ It’s a wicked problem. How will you solve it? There’s an old puzzle – a DoC Ranger is coming out of the bush with a live stoat, a kererū and a bag of karaka berries. On their way out they have to cross a river in a ferry boat. But in crossing the river by boat, the DoC ranger can only transport themselves and one other thing: the stoat, the kererū, or the bag of karaka berries. If left unattended together, the stoat would eat the kererū, or the kererū would eat the berries. How does the ranger get everything across the river? Join us in a playful reenactment of this age-old puzzle complete with a boat on a river. Through somatic exercises, costumes, playful games, collaborative problem solving and fun in boats, participants in the Stoat, the Kererū and the Karaka Berries will explore creative solutions to today’s wicked ecological problems and connect people to the unique urban ecology of the Henderson creek in West Auckland. You must be able to swim. Presented as part of Auckland Fringe Festival from 19 February - 3 March 2019. Sunday 24 February 2019, 10.00am - Sunday 24 February 2019, 11.30am
The Stoat, the Kererū and the Karaka Berries 2019-02-24 12:00:00 2019-02-24 13:30:00 Pacific/Auckland Tui Glen Reserve, 2 Claude Brookes Dr, Henderson, Auckland melissa laing melissa@melissalaing.com The Stoat, the Kererū and the Karaka Berries: Sun 24 Feb 2019 12:00 PM, Cost: Tickets $18 Includes one-way ferry ticket and life jacket hire Bookings: http://ourauckland.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/articles/events/2019/02/the-stoat-the-kereru-and-the-karaka-berries/ It’s a wicked problem. How will you solve it? There’s an old puzzle – a DoC Ranger is coming out of the bush with a live stoat, a kererū and a bag of karaka berries. On their way out they have to cross a river in a ferry boat. But in crossing the river by boat, the DoC ranger can only transport themselves and one other thing: the stoat, the kererū, or the bag of karaka berries. If left unattended together, the stoat would eat the kererū, or the kererū would eat the berries. How does the ranger get everything across the river? Join us in a playful reenactment of this age-old puzzle complete with a boat on a river. Through somatic exercises, costumes, playful games, collaborative problem solving and fun in boats, participants in the Stoat, the Kererū and the Karaka Berries will explore creative solutions to today’s wicked ecological problems and connect people to the unique urban ecology of the Henderson creek in West Auckland. You must be able to swim. Presented as part of Auckland Fringe Festival from 19 February - 3 March 2019. Sunday 24 February 2019, 12.00pm - Sunday 24 February 2019, 1.30pm
The Stoat, the Kererū and the Karaka Berries 2019-03-02 15:25:00 2019-03-02 16:55:00 Pacific/Auckland Tui Glen Reserve, 2 Claude Brookes Dr, Henderson, Auckland melissa laing melissa@melissalaing.com The Stoat, the Kererū and the Karaka Berries: Sat 02 Mar 2019 15:25 PM, Cost: Tickets $18 Includes one-way ferry ticket and life jacket hire Bookings: http://ourauckland.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/articles/events/2019/02/the-stoat-the-kereru-and-the-karaka-berries/ It’s a wicked problem. How will you solve it? There’s an old puzzle – a DoC Ranger is coming out of the bush with a live stoat, a kererū and a bag of karaka berries. On their way out they have to cross a river in a ferry boat. But in crossing the river by boat, the DoC ranger can only transport themselves and one other thing: the stoat, the kererū, or the bag of karaka berries. If left unattended together, the stoat would eat the kererū, or the kererū would eat the berries. How does the ranger get everything across the river? Join us in a playful reenactment of this age-old puzzle complete with a boat on a river. Through somatic exercises, costumes, playful games, collaborative problem solving and fun in boats, participants in the Stoat, the Kererū and the Karaka Berries will explore creative solutions to today’s wicked ecological problems and connect people to the unique urban ecology of the Henderson creek in West Auckland. You must be able to swim. Presented as part of Auckland Fringe Festival from 19 February - 3 March 2019. Saturday 2 March 2019, 3.25pm - Saturday 2 March 2019, 4.55pm
The Stoat, the Kererū and the Karaka Berries 2019-03-02 17:25:00 2019-03-02 18:55:00 Pacific/Auckland Tui Glen Reserve, 2 Claude Brookes Dr, Henderson, Auckland melissa laing melissa@melissalaing.com The Stoat, the Kererū and the Karaka Berries: Sat 02 Mar 2019 17:25 PM, Cost: Tickets $18 Includes one-way ferry ticket and life jacket hire Bookings: http://ourauckland.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/articles/events/2019/02/the-stoat-the-kereru-and-the-karaka-berries/ It’s a wicked problem. How will you solve it? There’s an old puzzle – a DoC Ranger is coming out of the bush with a live stoat, a kererū and a bag of karaka berries. On their way out they have to cross a river in a ferry boat. But in crossing the river by boat, the DoC ranger can only transport themselves and one other thing: the stoat, the kererū, or the bag of karaka berries. If left unattended together, the stoat would eat the kererū, or the kererū would eat the berries. How does the ranger get everything across the river? Join us in a playful reenactment of this age-old puzzle complete with a boat on a river. Through somatic exercises, costumes, playful games, collaborative problem solving and fun in boats, participants in the Stoat, the Kererū and the Karaka Berries will explore creative solutions to today’s wicked ecological problems and connect people to the unique urban ecology of the Henderson creek in West Auckland. You must be able to swim. Presented as part of Auckland Fringe Festival from 19 February - 3 March 2019. Saturday 2 March 2019, 5.25pm - Saturday 2 March 2019, 6.55pm
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Tui Glen Reserve, 2 Claude Brookes Dr, Henderson, Auckland
At the Boat Pontoon
- Cost
Tickets $18
Includes one-way ferry ticket and life jacket hire
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melissa laing
021 182 9451
It’s a wicked problem. How will you solve it?
There’s an old puzzle – a DoC Ranger is coming out of the bush with a live stoat, a kererū and a bag of karaka berries. On their way out they have to cross a river in a ferry boat. But in crossing the river by boat, the DoC ranger can only transport themselves and one other thing: the stoat, the kererū, or the bag of karaka berries. If left unattended together, the stoat would eat the kererū, or the kererū would eat the berries. How does the ranger get everything across the river?
Join us in a playful reenactment of this age-old puzzle complete with a boat on a river.
Through somatic exercises, costumes, playful games, collaborative problem solving and fun in boats, participants in the Stoat, the Kererū and the Karaka Berries will explore creative solutions to today’s wicked ecological problems and connect people to the unique urban ecology of the Henderson creek in West Auckland.
You must be able to swim.
Presented as part of Auckland Fringe Festival from 19 February - 3 March 2019.
