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Rangatahi katoa ngā taitama nei i tenei kaupapa waka ama. Miharo Tāne mā!!!!
Waka ama helps men paddle to a healthier future
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Waka ama has inspired many Māori males to take a leap into looking after their health.Good fun too!
Me he te!
Ned Tapa Rihi Karena
😍😍 Tiaki taiao tātou ma 🌱🌿🌳🌏 #whakato #Kakano #tiaki #papatuānuku
New Zealand Is Planning to Plant 1 Billion Trees to Fight Climate Change
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Environmental rehabilitation is happening in other parts of the world, too.Hope they're good trees.. A GIGANTIC Garden would be ONN!!
That is Massive. Ataahua 🌲🌳🌲🌳🌲🌳🌲🌳
Pine trees!!! 👎👎👎👎
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Food Forests!!!!! FOOD forests!! Is what's needed or native bush... Does the f***kn govt get anything right !!!
Climate Change is inevitable. And I don't thi K were supposed to fight it. We're supposed to live with and look after it.
“We need to imagine what our rivers would say to us, if they could only speak”
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What is water if you cannot swim, fish or drink? Many rivers are no longer safe for our simplest needs. Dr Dan Hikuroa suggests how this might change.Kauaka e kōrero mō te Awa, engari kōrero ki te Awa. Our rivers do have a voice, our tūpuna taught us to speak to river and not about it. Many of us in Whanganui speak to our Awa and it speaks us. Are we listening though and can we understanding what it’s saying? I know what the Awa tells me when I take the time to kōrero, it’s revealed amazing things but need to be more consistent. I do know that our rivers are sick, which reflects on us as a people. Ko au te Awa, ko te Awa ko au - I am the river and the river is me, this whakatauki indicates to me that the voice of the Awa is inside us and that ours is within the river. Ōku whakaaro...
Tupuānuku food truck serves up planted-based kai to nourish health of whānau
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Veganism is not often seen in Māori but Raniera Rewiri is hoping to bring more awareness to it, describing how it has links back to tīpuna Māori. He has...Yum!!!
