Figure 1. Shakira Glenn speaking with audience members at the start of Cherry River: Where the Rivers Mix. Platform designed by Jim Madden and Mary Ellen Strom, costume by Alayna Rasile. Source: Photo courtesy of Jane Chin Davidson. More

Figure 2. Arriving viewers sit next to each other and also stand atop the overlooking hill on Fort Rock while facing the river as the proscenium. More

Figure 3. Left: Fox Family Fiddlers drift boats on the Madison. Right: Brass Band drift boats on the Jefferson. Source: Photo courtesy of Jane Chin Davidson. More

Figure 4. Audience is guided down the hill to the riverbank to view the second scene. Source: Photo courtesy of Jane Chin Davidson. More

Figure 5. Dancers, Melissa Dawn, Michael O’Reilly, Elly Stormer-Vadseth, and Choir members with Shane Doyle. Source: Photo courtesy of Jane Chin Davidson. More

Figure 6. Northern Cree singers playing while moving up the Cherry River (E. Gallatin River) arriving at the Headwaters Park. Source: Photo courtesy of Jane Chin Davidson. More

Figure 7. Grace King and her daughter Jaya King from the Blackfeet community dedicate a prayer to the river and to the four sacred directions of the earth, the creator, the land, and the water, they offered berries to the water, offered tobacco to the land, because tobacco is sacred. Source: Photo... More

Map of the Upper Missouri Headwaters basin (Courtesy U.S. Geological Survey). The UMH is a hydrologic unit code 8 (HUC8) equivalent to a medium-size river basin. More

Figure 1. Tarāpuka nesting at the Armagh Street colony, October 2020. Photo credit: Conrow. More

Figure 2. Tarāpuka nesting on braided river shingle in the Canterbury region ( Meurk, 2018 ). CC BY-SA 4.0. More

Figure 3. Armagh Street colony site in Christchurch Central City. More

Figure 4. Waimakariri River location in relation to Christchurch and the Armagh Street colony site. More

Figure 5. Progress with rubble removal at the Armagh Street site, with tarāpuka and red-billed gulls returning while work was paused. View from Oxford Terrace, facing south. Photo credit: Conrow. More

Figure 6. Tarāpuka scoping out the nesting prospects from the high ground while rubble tear-down slowed 2021. View from Armagh Street facing north. Photo credit: Conrow. More

Figure 1. Sky Group’s baseline carbon emissions in 2018, 2019, and 2020 ( Sky Group, 2021b ). More

Figure 2. Total Sky Group waste (tonnes) 2020 ( Sky Group, 2021b ). More