Celebrating our latest Mauri Compass Graduates
Left to Right Standing: Ngapera Rangiaho, Wiremu Nuku, Erina Watene, Vanessa Tipoki, Carly O’Connor, Taroi Rawiri, Karito Paul, Kahu Ruru, Riaki Ruru, Manawa Ruru, Charlie Bluett, Ian Ruru. Centre: Erina Wehi, Erena Nuku, Himiona Nuku. Front: Hunter Mellon.
Te Runanga o Ngati Manawa welcomed Tuna Advisory Members from Te Wai Maori Trust in December.
The Tuna Advisory Members were taught and assessed against the requirements of the Level 1 Mauri Compass Certificate.
We are pleased to report that everyone successfully completed the course. Sharing matauranga Maori while having a lot of fun.
Ngati Manawa reps are now pursuing the advanced Mauri Compass Assessors course.
They are also running baseline assessments on the impact of hydro electric powerstations on the mauri of their tupuna awa.
Mauri mahi, mauri ora!
The Tuna Advisory Members were taught and assessed against the requirements of the Level 1 Mauri Compass Certificate.
We are pleased to report that everyone successfully completed the course. Sharing matauranga Maori while having a lot of fun.
Ngati Manawa reps are now pursuing the advanced Mauri Compass Assessors course.
They are also running baseline assessments on the impact of hydro electric powerstations on the mauri of their tupuna awa.
Mauri mahi, mauri ora!
Ngati Tawhirikura:
Hawaikinui Rangiwai, Taysha Sangster, Deagan Tamati, Cordelle Rei, Simone Shivnan, Kahu Ruru, Harris Goldsmith, Sera Gibson, Dylin Bailey, Luck Tamati, Angelo Manntan, Manawa Ruru, Carl Owen. Daeshylah Patu, Glen Skipper.
Te Runanga o Ngati Mutunga: Hurimoana Clifton, Manawa Ruru, Riaki Ruru, Sam MacDonald, Rawiri McClutchie, Marnie Reinfelds, Marlene Benson, Anne-Maree McKay, Ian Ruru.
Kaitiaki from Te Runanga o Ngati Mutunga have completed the training course and have become accredited Mauri Compass Assessors.
They are now leading their own Mauri Compass monitoring programmes.
Tauranga Moana: Level 1 Graduates
Whanganui: Te Rangimarie Stanley, Hati Kaiwai, Manawa Ruru, Jill Sheehy, Kirstin McDonald, Beryl Miller, Troy Brockbank, Campbell Dodds, Ewen Robertson, Ian Ruru.
Ngati Porou. Whangaokena ki Onepoto Kaitiaki Trust: Ian Ruru, Rapata Manuel, Bella Paenga, Riria Haturini, Dick Turei, Keryn Goldsmith, Ashlee Mio, Moeke Goldsmith, Tihei Turei, Mate Manuel. Rangitukia and Tikitiki.
Manawa Energy Ltd, Ngati Hangarau, Ngati Ranginui
Ngati Rangi and Atihau Whanganui
'The Treble'
Excellence in Maori Farming Awards
Supporting Ahuwhenua Trophy Winners
by Valuing Maori Values
Three Years: 2022, 2023, 2024
Three Different Categories: Sheep & Beef, Horticulture, Dairy
'"But wait, theres more...'
We can help you with a Marine / Tangaroa Version
We can help you with a Marine / Tangaroa Version
Mauri Compass model calibrated for the marine environment
KEY INSIGHTS
- Model calibration enhances marine environment stewardship. The calibration of the Mauri Compass model signifies a leap forward in locally led environmental management. Using culturally resonant and ecologically sound methodologies, it empowers communities to monitor and preserve their marine ecosystems more effectively.
- Educational curriculum secures model integrity and longevity. The development of a curriculum for teaching the Mauri Compass model ensures the preservation of its foundational principles while fostering a new generation of knowledgeable guardians equipped to manage marine resources sustainably.
- Future development prioritises inclusivity of marine species. Anticipated advancements of the Mauri Compass model include diversifying the range of marine species covered. This evolution underscores a commitment to a holistic approach to marine management, rooted in an appreciation for biodiversity.
