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Empowering Communities

How do we best enable local communities to protect their whenua?

Tiaki mō Kauri: Citizens Combating Kauri Dieback

A community-led social science programme is bringing together researchers, communities and mana whenua to help save Aotearoa New Zealand’s iconic kauri tree.

Integrated Surveillance

A hapū-centric surveillance framework that focuses on the holistic health of the forest.

Hands-on – and hands-in – science

A Restoration Ambassador for rural New Zealand

A new way to tell science stories

Kauri Rescue Updates

The ripple effect of great research

Mātauranga-a-Iwi vital in the restoration of biodiversity

Karla Carey

Ngā Pī Ka Rere spotlight: Karla Carey, interrogating the use of kaitiakitanga in policy

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Collective action for the Ōpāwaho River

Horror in the ngahere: myrtle rust is graphic novel’s ‘big bad’

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Mana whenua represent at the Australasian Myrtle Rust Conference

Campus, University Of Otago (excio)

New paper a vehicle for sparking positive change

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A postdoc for AUT Living Labs

Reading the tea leaves for climate change

Kauri Rescue’s ‘Super Ambassador’

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