Astley Nathan
Te Au o te Moana Podcast
A significant and important legacy established within the Challenge, is the creation of space for iwi, hapū and Māori-led research that reclaims, revitalises and restores our connection to the moana. Realising the distinctive potential of indigenous knowledge.
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Episodes
Beth Katene Tupara 12.06.2024 39:39
Beth Tupara-Katene: Tangaroa Ararau – Te Tiriti o Waitangi, Tikanga Māori and the marine environment. This project explores the fundamental idea of what an oceans-centric governance model could look like, unburdened by existing approaches and constraints as well as recognising and providing for the intent guaranteed to Māori under Te Tiriti o Waitangi.
Kiri Reihana 12.06.2024 19:30
Kiri Reihana: He Kai kei aku ringa (there is food at the end of my hands) Combining mātauranga Māori, science and local kaitiakitanga to better understand the culturally and socially important species in Ōhiwa Harbour.
Maru Samuels & Irene-Kereama Royal 12.06.2024 35:31
Maru Samuels / Irene-Kereama Royal: Kia tika te hī ika – Exploring fisheries tikanga and mātauranga Investigating the tikanga
Pia Pohatu 12.06.2024 46:20
Pia Pohatu: Huataukina o hapū e! Enabling kaitiaki to better manage Whareponga and Waipiro Bays and give meaningful effect to the principles of Ngā Rohe Moana o Ngā Hapū o Ngāti Porou Act.
Jason Mika 12.06.2024 28:03
Jason Mika: Indigenising the blue economy. Addressing key barriers that currently prevent Māori from using their marine resources in a more culturally relevant, economically impactful, and environmentally sustainable manner.
Caine Taiapa 12.06.2024 26:54
Caine Taiapa: Te Tāhuhu Matatau – Empowering kaitiaki of Tangaroa Co-developing tools and resources to empower kaitiaki decision-making in the domain of Tangaroa.
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