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Reviving toheroa
Shellfish numbers have been plentiful for centuries and important kai for Northland Māori, but industrial harvesting and canning had a...
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Taewa and psyllid resistance
New Zealand is a nation of potato lovers. We love our spuds, and for many of us, they are a...
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Restoring mauri after the Rena disaster
In October 2011, the Greek container ship MV Rena ran aground on Ōtāiti, also known as the Astrolabe Reef, off...
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Insects and forest ecosystems
Our native forests – ngahere – have complex ecosystems. Within the wider ecosystems are smaller ecosystems, such as the one...
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Restoring Rotorua’s natural geothermal taonga
The haukāinga (local residents) of the Rotorua area – Te Arawa, Tūhourangi and Ngāti Wāhiao – have lived in this...
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Kaitiaki of the kiwi
The kiwi is one of Aotearoa New Zealand’s national icons. It is known as te manu huna a Tāne –...
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Preserving harakeke taonga
Māori have many traditional uses for harakeke (Phormium tenax) such as the making of traps and fishing nets and the...
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Restoration of a wooden pare
For Māori, taonga are precious as the living embodiment of tūpuna or ancestors, and they need to be handled respectfully....
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Revitalising Māori astronomy
Māori ancestors possessed a wealth of astronomical knowledge that they referred to as tātai arorangi.
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Sea sponges and rongoā
Rongoā is the Māori term for medicines produced from native flora and fauna. Rongoā are still used extensively today, and...
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Investigating the native sea cucumber for export
Iwi and marine biologists are curious to know whether the New Zealand native sea cucumber can become a valuable export...
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Fighting kauri dieback
Kauri are a tuakana species in Aotearoa – they are like the older sibling, towering above the ngahere (forests), giving...
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