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Paul Hewlett is a poet, novelist and public relations consultant based on Aotearoa New Zealand.His work has appeared in 'Fresh Ink: A Collection of Voices from Aotearoa New Zealand 2019', the New Zealand Herald, Turbine and The Yak Magazine, and been broadcast on Radio New Zealand National. His novel 'Moonzoo' (FictionLand, 2003) was one of New Internationalist's books of the year.

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Tim Higham’s love of wild places and writing has taken him around the world, from our southern most national parks and nature reserves, to Antarctica, and through Asia and the Pacific with the United Nations Environment Programme. More recently he’s championed the work of the Hauraki Gulf Marine Park and Predator Free 2050. Tim has written on science and environmental matters for broadcast and print media, winning a Qantas Media Award, the SATPAC Prize for science journalism and the New Zealand Association of Scientists’ Journalism Prize. He lives in his off-grid home on Aotea Great Barrier Island.

Peter Hill has worked as a professional hunter for the New Zealand Forest Service, a commercial fisherman, fencing contractor, possum trapper and a member of the New Zealand Professional Fishing Guides Association. Today he is one of the North Island’s most in-demand fly-fishing guides, taking people from all over the world through the beautiful wilderness rivers of the Central North Island. He lives with his family in Galatea, Bay of Plenty.