Once Were Gardeners | Episode 3: The Regeneration | RNZ

Once Were Gardeners | Episode 3: The Regeneration | RNZ <!--mynz:youtube-chapters--> {"v":1,"chapters":[{"timeSeconds":0,"label":"Sunrise over the garden","summary":"The video opens with a silhouetted figure tending to a garden at sunrise, with dramatic clouds in the sky."},{"timeSeconds":4,"label":"Gardens as essential for ancestors","summary":"A speaker reflects on how gardens were an essential part of everyday life for ancestors."},{"timeSeconds":8,"label":"Community gardening efforts","summary":"An aerial view shows a group of people working in a community garden, with various tools and plants visible."},{"timeSeconds":16,"label":"Lost knowledge and rediscovery","summary":"A woman walks through a forest, reflecting on lost knowledge from the colonized way and her journey to rediscover it."},{"timeSeconds":44,"label":"Reconnecting with suppressed knowledge","summary":"An aerial shot questions how to reconnect with knowledge that was violently suppressed and the length of this journey."},{"timeSeconds":51,"label":"Journey to meet Whanau","summary":"A woman walks along a path, heading to meet her whanau in the Waikato region."},{"timeSeconds":58,"label":"Applying learned knowledge","summary":"Kara Rickard speaks about people who have taken knowledge learned in the garden and applied it to their lives."},{"timeSeconds":106,"label":"Generations to lose and find language","summary":"A statement is made that it takes one generation to lose a language and three to find it."}]} <!--/mynz:youtube-chapters-->