Voice of Tangaroa

A collaboration between RNZ's award-winning science podcast Our Changing World & New Zealand Geographic, exploring the state of our oceans and the extraordinary variety of life that calls it home.

Written and hosted by Kate Evans and Claire Concannon

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Credits

Kate Evans

Host, Producer and Reporter

Claire Concannon

Host and Producer
Ellen Rykers
Assistant Producer
Rebekah White
Producer
William Saunders
Audio Engineer
Briana Juretich
Production Coordinator
Phil Vine
Editor
James Frankham
Executive Producer, New Zealand Geographic
Tim Watkin
Executive Producer

Music - Grains

Photography - Richard Robinson

Design - Krista Barnaby

You can learn more and read the articles for free at www.nzgeo.com/seas

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