Te Kete Hononga is Reconnecting Northland’s innovative new service. Its primary aim is to streamline access to the ‘know-how’ required to achieve and scale up conservation efforts in Te Tai Tokerau, Northland. This will be achieved through the delivery of targeted ecological tools, services and resources to community groups, via on-the-ground relationships with our Kairaranga.
Currently in a trial phase, we look forward to expanding the service to the wider region in the near future
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In 2017, a group was established comprising people, iwi and organisations who are deeply committed to the health of the land and waterways of the wider Hokianga area. This group is called ‘He Ripo Kau’.
An iwi & hapu inspired Research Project concerning the health, wellbeing and mauri of the Wairoa River and its tributaries (January 2020-December 2021)
With a stock take of ecological efforts and social initiatives in the area completed, this tapere is making great progress and receiving positive feedback within the community.
Waima, Waitai, Waiora is a project on Northland’s longest river, the Wairoa River, which flows into the Kaipara Harbour. The project is a collaboration between mana whenua, community organisations, NGOs and government...
