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Make a braided river artwork

Pebbles don’t just go with the flow; they can also shape it!

Unlike he awa kōpikopiko | meandering rivers
(those that have one channel and wind like a
snake), he awa rangaranga | braided rivers are ever-changing. It’s because of the gravel in their wide whaiawa | riverbed. A new nōhanga | habitat is formed every time the gravels are rearranged!

Make your own unique braided river with the instructions below.

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