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I'm on an iceberg!


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New Zealand lakes are found
among all sorts of spectacular scenery from deserts to rainforests. Apart
from their natural beauty, these lakes are popular for their
recreational fishing, boating, skiing and swimming.
Studies:
KANES study
groups
investigate
the various formation processes that formed
these lakes. They
learn to recognise
the various types and see how they are used to support local communities (hydro electric power, irrigation,
transport, recreation, and ecological management etc).
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Glaciers
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Landslides
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Kettles (dead Ice sinks)
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Moving faults (Tectonics)
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Alpine cirques (Fiords
Zone)
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Ryolite (mega) Volcanoes
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Tectonic rifts
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HEP schemes

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