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Efforts are intensifying to protect a 1,200-year-old kauri at Long Bay after soil testing confirmed the presence of kauri dieback, highlighting the role of iwi and local councils in kaitiakitanga.
Conservation Minister Tama Potaka has announced new funding for breeding programmes to save Hamilton’s frog and the white-bellied skink from extinction.
Te Arikinui Kuini Ngā Wai Hono i te Pō has challenged political, iwi, business and community leaders to move beyond discussion and take practical, collective action to restore Aotearoa's whenua and waterways.
Korongata and Mangaroa marae are blending mātauranga Māori and western science to restore the mauri of a vital spring-fed waterway in Hawke’s Bay.
Oceans and Fisheries Minister Shane Jones has approved two-year extensions for shellfish harvesting bans at several Hauraki Gulf sites following requests from local iwi to support species replenishment.
The Kotahitanga mō te Taiao alliance has welcomed four new trustees—Penny Nelson, Abbie Reynolds, Rachel Sanson, and Kerensa Johnston—to lead its ambitious environmental restoration projects across Te Tauihu ki Kawatiri.
Conservation Minister Tama Potaka has announced a $3.9 million investment to expand predator elimination efforts in Otago, building on the success of local iwi and community volunteers.
Mauao trustees and the Tauranga City Council are prioritising the spiritual and physical health of Mt Maunganui following recent landslides, emphasizing a cautious and culturally grounded recovery.
Patuharakeke have put forward a proposal for two mātaitai reserves totaling 116 square kilometres in Northland to protect and restore kaimoana beds for future generations.
Innovative environmental governance models in Aotearoa New Zealand are being hailed as global benchmarks for moving beyond traditional 'fortress conservation' toward Indigenous-led guardianship.
Conservation Minister Tama Potaka has confirmed the second phase of a vaccination programme to protect New Zealand’s highly endangered native birds against H5 bird flu.
The Māori concept of kaitiakitanga has topped a global list of over 200 words from 75 languages to be named the most beautiful by language platform Babbel.
Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Awa is pursuing a two-year extension to a mussel harvesting closure at Ōhiwa Harbour to protect a successful iwi-led regeneration project known as Te Kete o Tairongo.
A decades-long legal battle for the Nelson Tenths reserves reaches its final stages as the Government moves to return over 3,000 hectares of land to descendants of customary landowners.
The Government has announced a plan to triple marine protection in the Hauraki Gulf, introducing a new category of protection that balances environmental restoration with customary practices.
Dedicated volunteers are strengthening the life force of our rivers through proactive weeding bees and indigenous restoration efforts.
A dedicated land restoration project is revitalizing local ecosystems by replacing invasive species with native trees rooted in tikanga Māori values.
A new call to action encourages whānau to strengthen their connection with the taiao by treating the environment as family and adopting small, sustainable habits.
