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Introduction to the Living Landscapes Theme Area

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Introduction to the Living Landscapes Theme Area

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Whenua is the land that nurtures us and provides a home for so many other creatures as well. This is the web of life that forms our local ecosystem and gives our place its unique identity. We can produce and share kai from our cultivated spaces, while we leave space for the wild creatures in the uncultivated parts of our landscape. We can learn how to enhance those habitats to ensure all the children of Tāne and Haumie can thrive. The land carries the impressions of all the generations that previously walked upon it; the names and stories layered on our landscape convey how people have viewed it and valued it. Learning about this can help us make decisions about how we want to care for the landscapes in and around our Enviroschool, now and into the future.

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Healthy Soils, healthy plants, healthy people

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Healthy Soils, healthy plants, healthy people

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A short reading about this key concept

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Koro Wiremu Tāwhai shares the gift of his ancestral tikanga and matauranga to inspire all those who wish to carry on the tikanga and learn further about the kōrero of their own hapū , iwi an Whaitua

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Te Kumara | Whakarapopoto | English Subtitles