Join us in learning te ao Māori approach to restoration!
Our hands-on ecology workshop series is designed for community restoration groups and anyone keen to learn about restoration ecology through a te ao Māori lens. A 3-hour session offers practical skills for restoring private and public spaces and may include up to 2 hours of walking - please dress appropriately and bring water/snacks.
This session covers:
- Whenua and the significance of Kaipātiki (eg. Kauri podzols)
- Site identification - recognising what defines the changes in ecology types across a defined site
- Threatened ecosystems and endangered taonga species
- Kauri whānau
- Leaf litter and ground dwellers.
Registration is essential as participant numbers are limited for health and safety reasons.