Abigail Kuranchie (H2O girl)

Abigail is a scientist passionate about sustainability. She has been involved in the management and protection of the environment. Through her freshwater ecology lens, she wants the fishes, bugs and plants in and around the aquatic systems to be cared for by the people while the people also benefit from these resources in the ecosystems. She enjoys sharing her experience on African wildlife and empowering people to care for the environment.
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Abigail Kuranchie (H2O girl)

About the work I do for schools

I share my passion for the natural world with students and teachers. 

I work with them to understand ecology and how natural systems function. 

I  engage with students to develop solutions to environmental challenges. 

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Abigail Kuranchie (H2O girl)

we are a team of scientists and science communicators
WE DO FIELD WORK THAT IS ACCESSIBLE TO ANYONE ​

Some of the things we talk about
2025 After Dark aquaculture asteroids astronomy bees biodiversity biosecurity birds bugs bush citizen science climate change Conservation earthquakes Ecology fossils freshwater freshwater ecology geography geology intelligence international security kaitiakitanga Kapiti Macroinvertebrates marine life marine pests identificaiton Mars Matariki Moana Moon Native Plant Restoration nature Navigation NCEA oceans Papa Taiao Earthcare Paua rocks space Underwater drone upcoming Wairarapa water quality

We grew up outside, connected with the nature and believe that our kids should go outside too.

Here, at Field-based STEM, we are all working as a big team. Tap into our collective expertise.  

"Unlike scientific community programmes that are expensive and require lots of investment, field work is done by individuals and is accessible to anyone. The skills gained during field work open up a huge area for everyone undertaking it."

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