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Repo (wetlands) – a context for learning

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Repo (wetlands) – a context for learning

In ecological terms, wetlands are ecotones – transitional habitats between terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems. They provide a mixture of habitats ...

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He kōrero hei āwhina i te kaiako

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He kōrero hei āwhina i te kaiako

He anga mātauranga pūtaiao taketake mā ngā kaiako

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Te Repo – he kupu whakataki

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Te Repo – he kupu whakataki

He taonga tonu te repo ki a ngāi Māori. Ko ētahi atu kupu mō te repo, ko te wairepo, ko ...

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Raupō plant (long slender leaves with seedheads) in the wild

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Could raupō help restore wetlands?

New research details the history of raupō from the time before people arrived in Aotearoa. It shows this resilient, opportunistic plant – and taonga species – ...

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Yvonne Taura

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Yvonne Taura

Yvonne Taura is a kairangahau Māori, a kaupapa Māori researcher specialising in freshwater science, iwi environmental management and science communication. He mihi Ko Mauao te maunga ...

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Mahinga kai

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Mahinga kai

Mahika/mahinga kai is a highly significant concept for Māori. It encompasses the values and protection of natural resources and is specific to iwi and their rohe. ...

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Wetland animals

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Wetland animals

Wetland habitats are diverse places. They support an enormous range of animals from microscopic communities to some of Aotearoa New Zealand’s largest birds. Zooplankton are small ...

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Wetland plants

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Wetland plants

Wetlands are defined by the presence of water – places where water covers the soil or where it is present at or near the surface for ...

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Monitoring kōura

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Monitoring kōura

Kōura (freshwater crayfish, Paranephrops planifrons, P. zealandicus) are one of Aotearoa New Zealand’s original inhabitants. They have an ancient lineage that diverged from their Australian relatives ...

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Ruru and repo restoration

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Ruru and repo restoration

The ruru (morepork, Ninox novae-zelandiae) is not an animal we normally associate with repo – wetlands. We are more likely to hear their haunting calls coming ...

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Cultural indicators for repo

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Cultural indicators for repo

An indicator is something that can be measured or monitored. We use indicators to see changes or trends in things ranging from an individual bird species ...

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Wetland restoration

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Wetland restoration

Wetlands once occupied nearly 10% of Aotearoa New Zealand’s land cover. In the last 150 years, 90% of these wetlands have been drained or degraded. Fortunately, ...

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Wetlands

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Wetlands

Wetlands are ‘in between’ areas – they are permanently or intermittently wet areas on the margins of drier land or along the margins of water bodies ...

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Marilyn Vreede and Pa McGowan

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Te āta tiaki i ngā rongoā

Ka ora te whenua, ka ora te tangata nā Kīngi Tāwhiao Te Wherowhero He kōrero anō mō Tākuta Jonni Koia Ka tirohia i konei te ara ...

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Te Reo Tipu

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Te Reo Tipu

Tākuta Jonni Koia Kei tēnei wāhanga o te mātaitanga rongoā ngā kōrero mō Tākuta Jonni Koia – te ara e haere nei ia, ōna whakapono, ōna ...

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Te whakahoki mai i ngā rākau rongoā ki te repo

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Te whakahoki mai i ngā rākau rongoā ki te repo

Me pēhea te whakahoki mai i ngā rākau rongoā ki te repo? Ko te whāinga nui, kia takoto he taiao e pai ana ki ngā huānga ...

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Ngā rongoā o ngā repo

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Ngā rongoā o ngā repo

Ka ora te whenua, ka ora te tangata nā Kīngi Tāwhiao Te Wherowhero I mua i te taenga mai o tauiwi, he taonga tonu te repo ...

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Ngā roto tāpokapoka ki Te Hiku o Te Ika

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Ngā roto tāpokapoka ki Te Hiku o Te Ika

Te ahunga o ā mātou mahi Arā tā mātou whāinga, kia pai ake ngā taiao e hora mai rā ngā roto katoa o Te Hiku. Kua ...

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Te āhua o ngā roto tāpokapoka i ēnei rā

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Te āhua o ngā roto tāpokapoka i ēnei rā

He mea nui ngā roto tāpokapoka i roto i ngā tātai kōrero ā-iwi o Te Hiku o Te Ika. Engari kua raru ēnei roto i te ...

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Ngā roto tāpokapoka

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Ngā roto tāpokapoka

Te rākau taumatua, he karahuinga manu. nā Anaru Reiper Ngā roto tāpokapoka kei waenga taipū He hira tonu ngā roto kei waenga taipū – ki tā ...

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Te harakeke – he tipu raranga tangata

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Te harakeke – he tipu raranga tangata

Hūtia te rito o te harakeke, kei whea te kōmako e kō? Te kohi me te whakaora ake i te harakeke Ētahi whiriwhiringa mō te whakaora ...

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Te whakaora ake i te kuta

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Te whakaora ake i te kuta

Me pēhea te whakatipu kuta hei whakahauora ake i ngā pā kuta? Te mahi kia tinaku ngā kākano kuta Anei ngā āhuatanga motuhake e tinaku ai ...

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Te kuta – te tipu kaitā o ngā nōhanga wai māori

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Te kuta – te tipu kaitā o ngā nōhanga wai māori

Te kohi kuta Kohia ai e te Māori ngā momo tipu me ērā atu hanga o te taiao e noho taonga ana ki a rātou i ...

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Ngā taonga raranga

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Ngā taonga raranga

He taonga nui te kuta me te harakeke ki ngā kairaranga Māori – i ngā rā o nehe, ā, i nāianei anō. E aro ana tēnei ...

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Ngā tohu ā-iwi me te repo

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Ngā tohu ā-iwi me te repo

Mō te wāhi ki te repo, me whakatakoto pea he kaupapa aroturuki e aro nui ana ki ētahi momo e noho taonga ana ki te pūnaha ...

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Ngā tohu mō ngā rawa ā-iwi

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Ngā tohu mō ngā rawa ā-iwi

He aha te ‘tohu’ e kōrerotia ake nei? Ko ngā tohu taiao. Mā ngā tohu o te taiao e whakaatu mai ki a tātou e pēhea ...

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