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New Zealand • Geography and general facts • Flag of New Zealand History Māori Animals Contents • Landscapes • Sights Tourism Pros and Cons of New Zealand Funfacts Geography and general facts New Zealand is located in the Southwest Pacific Consists of 2 main islands and numerous small islands Has an area of 268,021 km ² Has 4,906,805 million inhabitants • English, Māori and New Zealand Sign Language are the official languages The capital of New Zealand is Wellington Southland West Coast Otago Northland Canterbury Tasman Auckland, Taranaki Nelson Waikato Bay of Plenty S Manawatu-Wanganui Marlbobough Hawkes's Bay Wellington Gisborne MAP OF NEW ZEALAND Flag of New Zealand The Flag was designed in 1869 for the use by the colony's ships. Since 1902 it is the official New Zealands national flag. The ensign on the left shows the solidarity to the United Kingdom. History Around 1500 years ago: Maoris arrived in NZ from Polynesia and named it Aotearoa 1642: Abel Tasman discovered NZ (was the first European) 1769: Captain Cook claimed NZ for Britain (brought trade and commerce to NZ) 1840: The Treaty of Waitangi was signed (British could rule, Maoris got land) 1845 1872: Maori war -> settlers settled on their land 1995: NZ & the queen of the Tainui signed an agreement to give some land back to the Maori - Māori Are the indigenous people of New Zealand • They have a lot of influence on the country: language, traditions Have many traditions such as haka dances, tā moko (traditional tattoos) and kapa haka (group performances) Tourists can...
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visit the Maoris in marae (meeting place) 1. Comm Māori 2. & P 3. Animals 80-100 million years ago, the islands of New Zealand separated from the continent Gondwana. Flora and fauna developed in isolation -> This is how unique birds and plants are created. With the arrival of the Maori and later Europeans, the native wildlife began to decline The Maori brought hunters such as rats and weasels, which exterminated and hunted native bird species European settlers brought vermin like cats and possums, as well as livestock like sheeps and cattles To make room for the cattles, forests were cut down and the animals were deprived of their habitats Today, more investments are being made in nature to protect it Landscapes New Zealand is known for its breathtaking landscapes. You will find there: • snow-capped mountains white beaches ● ancient volcanoes green forests crystal-clear lakes • fjords Sights Queenstown Taupo rock carving & Lake Taupo Auckland EEEE Aoraki Mount Cook National Park Tourism • 182.000 persons are employed (9,6 %) • 2,5 million international travelers visited new Zealand received total funding of $99 million • the beautiful nature and the ring of fire also attract a lot of visitors Pros and cons of New Zealand Cons cost of living is high due to its isolation from the rest of the world many goods are imported from overseas, including food, electronics, and even clothing, much higher prices summer days full of sunshine but higher UV rays and increased risk of suburn, skin cancer winters offer the opposite extreme sun disappears and winters are dark and grey many of older housing structures not built with sufficient insulation (very cold days, colder nights) ● not cheap to travel as its isolated from the world Pros • the landscape is wild, untouched natural beauty and high quality of life one of the safest countries in the world endless adventure oppertunities indigenous Māori culture a world champion rugby team ● • • epic natural phenomena rainforest snow-capped mountains icy glaciers and rugged coastlines Funfacts More sheeps than people • longest place name in New Zealand: Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukakapikimaungahoronukupo kaiwhenuakitanatahu Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukakapikimaungahoronukupokaiwhenuakitanatahu 3 different meaning of Kiwi ● Sources https://www.newzealand.com/de/feature/new-zealand-flor a-and-fauna/ https://www.berge-meer.de/info/neuseeland https://wikitravel.org/en/New Zealand https://www.britannica.com/place/New-Zealand Thanks for listening! Do you still have any questions?