Mount Taranaki, which was originally named Mount Egmont by British explorer James Cook in the 18th century, is an active stratovolcano located on the west coast of New Zealand's North Island.

Mount Taranaki, a volcano in New Zealand, has been granted the same legal rights as a human. This unprecedented move recognizes the volcano's cultural and spiritual significance to the Maori people.

Sitting at 8,261ft tall, with a six mile radius , Mount Taranaki is the second highest peak on New Zealand's North Island. The stunning mountain featured as Mt Fuji in The Last Samurai and Mount ...

For the Māori, Mount Taranaki is more than just a physical landmark; it is a revered ancestor. Mount Taranaki, an iconic volcano located on the west coast of New Zealand’s North Island ...

prompting a debate about the value of public art and community feedback. The City of Mount Gambier last month endorsed spending $136,000 on a large, blue sculpture of a mythical megafauna ...

It’s a real, living, breathing part of New Zealand’s landscape — Mount Taranaki. Tucked away on the west coast of New Zealand’s North Island, Mount Taranaki is not only a towering 8,261 ...

It’s a detail, but for a new institution with the ambition to claim its place and the freedom to define itself and its methods—why not cross the line ... Weaving art and architecture into ...

In addition to the scientific objective, ASTROBEAT embodies a unique cultural mission through its Space Art initiative, coordinated by Leonardo ... ASTROBEAT website - mcast.edu.mt/astrobeat The Space ...

A volcano in New Zealand has all the rights a human does. Surprised? You read that right. A part of New Zealand’s widespread landscape – Mount Taranaki – has been granted the same legal rights as a ...

Visitors can currently drive to the 5th station, the starting point of a popular climbing trail that begins at an altitude of about 2,300 meters, using the Fuji Subaru Line road. The proposal had ...