Interview with Julian Fitter of the Maketu Ongatoro Wetlands Society
Oral History Details
AboutJulian is interviewed by Sharyn Goldstien represented by KnowledgeAble Communities: the front-line of place-based conservation.
He describes the history of the organisation, and their various projects which are conducted based on their Biodiversity Plan, and discusses their conservation education programmes with local schools, the funding challenges that they have had over the years and the environmental challenges that lay ahead.
View Using YouTubehttps://www.podbean.com/ew/pb-39hnx-dc6353OrganisationsKnowledgeAble Communities: the front-line of place-based conservationOral historian/interviewerSharyn GoldstienRunning time56 minutesDate recorded2020-05-14Dates covered2009 - 2020
He describes the history of the organisation, and their various projects which are conducted based on their Biodiversity Plan, and discusses their conservation education programmes with local schools, the funding challenges that they have had over the years and the environmental challenges that lay ahead.
View Using YouTubehttps://www.podbean.com/ew/pb-39hnx-dc6353OrganisationsKnowledgeAble Communities: the front-line of place-based conservationOral historian/interviewerSharyn GoldstienRunning time56 minutesDate recorded2020-05-14Dates covered2009 - 2020Organisations
Other details
Photograph referenceshttps://www.maketuwetlands.org.nz/meet-the-team/
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Interview with Julian Fitter of the Maketu Ongatoro Wetlands Society. Western Bay of Plenty Community Archives, accessed 02/05/2026, https://westernbay.recollect.co.nz/nodes/view/1561
