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This ethnic group has used the concept of kai·tia·ki·tanga, or “guardianship,” to promote public policies of environmental and resource trusteeship. For 10 points each:
[10e] Name this indigenous group whose “tribes,” or iwi, help manage national parks such as Tongariro, Fiordland, and Aoraki/Mount Cook.
ANSWER: Māori [accept tangata whenua; prompt on Polynesians]
[10h] A prominent win for kai·tia·ki·tanga was the granting of environmental personhood rights to this stratovolcano. It names a western region of North Island and two bights flanking it.
ANSWER: Mount Taranaki [or Taranaki Maunga; or Mount Egmont; accept North Taranaki Bight; accept South Taranaki Bight]
[10m] Another example of kai·tia·ki·tanga involves reserves called taiāpure that protect this activity. “Individual transferable quotas” and a marae moana in the Cook Islands prevent its “illegal, unreported, and unregulated,” or IUU, type.
ANSWER: fishing [accept any answer indicating the harvesting of fish or shellfish or seafood; reject “hunting”; reject “poaching”]
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TeamOpponentPart 1Part 2Part 3TotalParts
Arizona StatePenn State1001020EM
Cornell AToronto B1001020EM
Cornell BColumbia B1001020EM
FloridaLSE1001020EM
Georgia StateWUSTL B1001020EM
Georgia TechChicago B1001020EM
HarvardMIT1001020EM
IndianaNorth Carolina A10101030EHM
MinnesotaVirginia Tech1001020EM
North Carolina BVirginia1001020EM
NorthwesternChicago A1001020EM
Ohio StateRIT100010E
OttawaBritish Columbia1001020EM
StanfordIllinois A1001020EM
TexasIowa State1001020EM
Toronto ARutgers1001020EM
Toronto CJohns Hopkins1001020EM
UC Berkeley BNYU100010E
UCFMichigan100010E
VanderbiltIllinois B1001020EM
WUSTL AUC Berkeley A1001020EM
Waterloo AColumbia A10101030EHM
Waterloo BYale1001020EM
Winona StateMaryland1001020EM

Summary

TournamentExact Match?HeardPPBEasy %Medium %Hard %
2025 ACF NationalsYes2419.58100%88%8%