co-management practice Te Roopū Raranga Whatu o Aotearoa members Acknowledgement of Kāhui Whiri Toi Traditional practices Traditional occupations Traditional practices Kai harvesting sites Harvesting techniques Practices surrounding harvest – impacts on practice and knowledge Water security – puna, karakia, whakapapa practices Kaitiakitanga – ability to practice true kaitiakitanga (2) 17 Taha kikokiko Physical health Hākinakina – whānau level, hapū level, marae/hapū level, rohe level 18 Taha whānau Social wellbeing Whānau – tautiko Community interactions 19 Āhua o te whenua Nature or character of the land Ngā momo tai (Ki Uta Ki Tai) – land and whenua interface Effects on ecosystems, tides, temperature (melt), erosion, & nutrient loading Weed or feed Te reo o te whenua Ngā mea katoa – impacts from degradation of ecosystems Abundance of species (pests vs native) 20 Te ōhanga whai rawa Economic development Te Ao Ōhanga – economic return or gain 21 Tikanga Customs and protocols Taonga tuku iho – mōteatea, waiata, whakapapa Ceremonies 22 Āhua o te wai Nature of water Te reo o te wai 23 Āhua o te taiao Nature of the environment Impact of climate Distribution (spatial and temporally) Local risk to species Ngā momo tohu 24 Whāngai mokopuna Guidance by elders. The Tamariki engaged in the practice of an elder nurturing or environment
co-management practice Te Roopū Raranga Whatu o Aotearoa members Acknowledgement of Kāhui Whiri Toi Traditional practices Traditional occupations Traditional practices Kai harvesting sites Harvesting techniques Practices surrounding harvest – impacts on practice and knowledge Water security – puna, karakia, whakapapa practices Kaitiakitanga – ability to practice true kaitiakitanga (2) 17 Taha kikokiko Physical health Hākinakina – whānau level, hapū level, marae/hapū level, rohe level 18 Taha whānau Social wellbeing Whānau – tautiko Community interactions 19 Āhua o te whenua Nature or character of the land Ngā momo tai (Ki Uta Ki Tai) – land and whenua interface Effects on ecosystems, tides, temperature (melt), erosion, & nutrient loading Weed or feed Te reo o te whenua Ngā mea katoa – impacts from degradation of ecosystems Abundance of species (pests vs native) 20 Te ōhanga whai rawa Economic development Te Ao Ōhanga – economic return or gain 21 Tikanga Customs and protocols Taonga tuku iho – mōteatea, waiata, whakapapa Ceremonies 22 Āhua o te wai Nature of water Te reo o te wai 23 Āhua o te taiao Nature of the environment Impact of climate Distribution (spatial and temporally) Local risk to species Ngā momo tohu 24 Whāngai mokopuna Guidance by elders. The practice of an elder nurturing or Tamariki engaged in the environment