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Ruapaka Wetland restoration - removal of dead trees, fencing perimeter, planting 20,000 native plants
Te Hoiere Project - freshwater fish monitoring and ecosystem health assessment
Pekapeka Project - pest trapping, feral cat control, bat monitoring
Cultural indicator monitoring tool development for environmental health measurement
Kānuka research on unique regional properties and sustainable harvesting by Maramataka
Kaitiakitanga practices at Pelorus Campground and wider operations
Integration of mātauranga with modern conservation practices
Native nursery development - 200,000 seedlings per year capacity
Takutai moana stewardship and marine area protection
Mahi Taiao - proactive resource consent review and environmental monitoring
Predator pest monitoring and trapping program planning
Te Mana o Te Wai advocacy and strategy development
Waste minimisation policy development for properties and operations
LED lighting installation at 155 The Terrace for energy efficiency
Pakohe quarry site protection from wilding pines and forestry harvests
Carbon footprint calculation planned as part of 5-year plan
Ngāti Kuia Mauri Assessment and Monitoring Tool development
Te Hoiere Project - landscape restoration and kaitiaki ranger employment
Crack Willow eradication at Ruapaka using drilling, filling, and aerial spraying
Organic certification of Titiraukawa and whānau whenua blocks
Ruapaka Wetland Restoration Project - 16 hectare wetland restoration with native plant reintroduction
Planned transition to sustainable heating and air conditioning systems
1500 native plants planted at Ruapaka
Te Pākeka (Maud Island) - Pākaha (Fluttering Shearwater) monitoring and conservation
Native nursery development for organic certified plants
eDNA testing for species presence monitoring
55,000 seedlings planted on DOC concession land
LINZ property upgrade - LED lighting installation to reduce carbon footprint and power consumption
Native Nursery development at Titiraukawa - semi-automated facility for native plant production
Pakaha (Fluttering Shearwater) burrow restoration at Kokomohua/Long Island
Native tree planting - 35,000 native seedlings (kānuka, mānuka, mixed natives) planted on DOC Concession lands adjacent to Titiraukawa
Conservation Board appointment - Raymond Smith appointed to Marlborough/Nelson Conservation Board
Kotahitanga mō te Taiao Alliance - environmental restoration at scale
Ruapaka Wetland restoration - partnership to restore mauri with focus on protecting urupā
Led Te Hoiere Project - landscape-scale environmental restoration with Marlborough District Council, DOC, Fonterra, community
Kānuka research with AgResearch - studying localised varieties and sustainable harvesting practices
Nukuwaiata frog monitoring and conservation on Chetwodes Island
Taiao Footprint calculation and monitoring
Waste minimisation policy development for properties, events, and operations
Organic Wild Harvest Certification achieved on Kenepuru Block 7
Te Hoiere Landscape Restoration Project - collaborative long-term conservation project
Kotahitanga mō te Taiao Alliance - coordinating all conservation work across Te Tauihu
Sustainable harvesting practices with karakia and tikanga for whānau land use
Cultural footprint mapping using ArcGIS for Ngāti Kuia
Taiao Iwi Management Plan development
Kaitiaki development through Te Arahanga Iwi monitor training programme
Project Moturoa participation for kaitiaki training
Native plant replanting and kānuka nursery and orchard development
Environmentally friendly business sustainability model emphasizing kaitiakitanga
Kapa haka support and performance opportunities
Te Manu Whakarewa i te Reo - Te reo me ōna tikanga course with NMIT
Tataka Te Pua - early learning program for mokopuna (Te Moana and Mahi Toi kaupapa)
Whakapapa and whānau connection programs
Pūni Wāhine - wāhine-focused cultural gathering and learning
Te Reo Kia Rewa - Annual wānanga te reo focused on marae language
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Te Ohu Mātātahi - rangatahi wānanga with waterway exploration and historical learning
Wānanga Tukutuku - weaving wānanga with harvesting of pīngao
Wānanga Pakohe - 5-day traditional tool-making and cultural revitalization wānanga
Taiaha Wānanga - traditional weapon training and cultural practice
Kōrero Kaumātua and Kōrero Rangatahi contributions
Archives project - digitization of historical records for whānau access
Cultural narrative development for school communities
Te Ara o Hine Rēhia - kapa haka exhibition and celebration
Strengthening Early Learning Opportunities - teacher training in Māori cultural practices
Summer internships for rangatahi
Marae-based events: Tamariki Christmas, Kaumātua Christmas, Kaumātua Ball
Whānau Ora Navigators supporting whānau aspirations
E Koro Pāroa waiata revitalization and performance
Sports and recreation support for rangatahi (rugby league, kī-o-rahi, netball, golf)
Tataka te Pua - Te Reo Kia Rewa pēpi and whānau language revitalization program
Hīkoi and haerenga cultural site visits
Whānau Ora Navigator support for holistic wellbeing
Hauora pathways and health promotion partnerships
Tamariki and Kaumātua celebration events at Te Hora Marae
Education grants and scholarships - $87,551 back-to-school grants (1,020 tamariki), $57,520 tertiary grants
Ngā Kōrero Tuku Iho - iwi narratives for schools across Te Tauihu
Te Manu Whakarewa i te Reo - year-long te reo course with cultural immersion
Te Hora Marae as community hub with regular bookings and activities
Whānau storytelling and history documentation
Cultural competency training for early childhood educators via SELO
School relationship building and cultural narrative launches
Whakapapa registration and maintenance
Arts and cultural expression support (whakairo carving, kapa haka, photography exhibitions)
Kurahaupō PLD - professional learning and development for teachers across schools
Te Tātoru o Wairau cultural narrative integration in school design
Te Reo me ōna Tikanga annual wānanga
COVID-19 whānau support - wellness packs, rapid antigen tests, COVID-19 relief grants, financial and health literacy support
Horticulture training courses - Level 3 and Level 4 nursery production qualifications
Tribal Economy development - jobs and income generation at Titiraukawa through kānuka processing, horticulture, apiculture
Marae maintenance and development - Te Hora Marae infrastructure upgrades (plumbing, gas lines), whare tupuna development planning
Te Reo Ngāti Kuia and Whakapapa education - He Toki Pakohe Education Strategy implementation with resources and teacher professional development
Te Pua Pod - early childhood education based on Ngāti Kuia pūrākau and whakapapa
Kurahaupō PLD collective - accredited professional learning and development for teachers in kaupapa Māori pedagogy
Marlborough Schools co-location project (Te Tātoru o Wairau) - iwi involvement in education design
Te Ohu Mātātahi a Kuia - rangatahi wānanga focused on mahi understanding and mahi toi
Sites of Significance bus haerenga - whānau and public learning about history and connection to whenua
Wānanga on te reo me ōna tikanga - cultural immersion and knowledge transmission
Mātauranga pūrākau resources - documented stories of Matua Hautere, E Koro Paroa, and other traditions
Kaumātua lunches and whānau gatherings at Te Hora and Whakatū Marae
Whānau Ora Navigator support - holistic whānau wellbeing across housing, employment, health, education
Ngāti Kuia Hauora Rautaki 2022 - health strategy with focus on hinengaro (mental health), tinana (physical), whaikaha (social), and aged care
Housing strategy development - papakāinga and affordable rentals to support whānau return home
Back to School Grants - $33,476 distributed to 667 tamariki
Tertiary scholarships and education grants - $206,921 total distributions including grants, scholarships, marae support
Bee Husbandry and Apiculture training courses - Level 3 and Level 4 commercial qualifications
Reo Ngāti Kuia classes across regions
Wānanga and noho programmes throughout the year
Kānuka harvesting training wānanga
Bee apiary training courses (4th cohort)
Whānau Ora Navigator role established for recovery and wellbeing support
Te Pua Pod - mokopuna pod development at marae
Family Violence (Tū Pono) support
Kaumātua support including Christmas celebrations
Tuia 250 celebrations - waka tangata traditions revitalization
Tribal Economy support for whānau business development
Te Hora Marae capital investments and facility development
Ngāti Kuia Weekend and Roadshow events (six locations)
Back to School Grants - $30,109 distributed to 601 tamariki
He Maunga Pakohe Rautaki Hauora - Health Strategy research with whānau engagement
He Toki Pakohe - Education Strategy implementation
Scholarships and tertiary grants for whānau members