Good Mahi: Rotokare Scenic Reserve
Rotokare Reserve is a community led project with the goal to preserve and encourage a pest free fully fenced native habitat for manu and plants to thrive in an area where the public can come and enjoy. Led by an amazing team...
Good Mahi: Rotokare Scenic Reserve
Rotokare Reserve is a community led project with the goal to preserve and encourage a pest free fully fenced native habitat for manu and plants to thrive in an area where the public can come and enjoy. Led by an amazing team...
https://youtu.be/PmZbb2eTxpw
We have heard over and over from the communities we have engaged with so far, ...
https://youtu.be/JmbAzARPfhs
Central King Country R.E.A.P was established to provide education and practical ...
We got to spend some time with John Chapman and a passionate bunch of volunteers from the Raetihi Promotions Charitable Trust.
https://youtu.be/qelhPCoq2XE
We got to hang with Harriet Gibson from the Rangitīkei Rivers Catchment ...
https://youtu.be/YqUZtMHbcXE
Alex McLeod from Redsky 365 embarked on a journey to run a 12 week ICT training ...
With a passion to see rangatahi thrive, Isaac Fonotoe helps foster this through wake ama. This teaches them to connect with te Awa Tupua, learn who they are, learn teamwork and build resilience within themselves.
Barbara Thomason (Ngāti Hauiti) from Ohingaiti, in the Rangitīkei talks about the land being her tūrangawaewae.
The idea for the Bulls Food Pantry was born from the first lockdown in 2020, when it was discovered there were whanau from Bulls who were regularly using the Marton Food Pantry.
Community Fruit Harvest Manawatū shares fruit from people's own backyards and orchards from the Rangitīkei through to the Manawatū.
FLOW is a kaupapa in Whanganui between the community, Police and Iwi that wraps around whānau to support them in times of crises.
Rangitīkei Environmental Operations (REO) Limited has helped to install over 68kms of fencing throughout the catchment and has planted over 210,000 native plants.
We speak to Michael Voss and Anne Smith about their passion in returning back to the land to nurture and look after our beautiful ngāhere, water ways and manu (birds).
https://youtu.be/G7eRZ8Gt2tA
In this thought leadership video we have a conversation around community ...
https://youtu.be/PmZbb2eTxpw
We have heard over and over from the communities we have engaged with so far, ...
https://youtu.be/JmbAzARPfhs
Central King Country R.E.A.P was established to provide education and practical ...
We got to spend some time with John Chapman and a passionate bunch of volunteers from the Raetihi Promotions Charitable Trust.
https://youtu.be/qelhPCoq2XE
We got to hang with Harriet Gibson from the Rangitīkei Rivers Catchment ...
https://youtu.be/YqUZtMHbcXE
Alex McLeod from Redsky 365 embarked on a journey to run a 12 week ICT training ...
With a passion to see rangatahi thrive, Isaac Fonotoe helps foster this through wake ama. This teaches them to connect with te Awa Tupua, learn who they are, learn teamwork and build resilience within themselves.
Barbara Thomason (Ngāti Hauiti) from Ohingaiti, in the Rangitīkei talks about the land being her tūrangawaewae.
The idea for the Bulls Food Pantry was born from the first lockdown in 2020, when it was discovered there were whanau from Bulls who were regularly using the Marton Food Pantry.
Community Fruit Harvest Manawatū shares fruit from people's own backyards and orchards from the Rangitīkei through to the Manawatū.
FLOW is a kaupapa in Whanganui between the community, Police and Iwi that wraps around whānau to support them in times of crises.
Rangitīkei Environmental Operations (REO) Limited has helped to install over 68kms of fencing throughout the catchment and has planted over 210,000 native plants.