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Marine biodiversity monitoring with 17 dive sites and 32 new professional qualifications
Te Urunga o Kea (Climate Change Working Group) implementing Te Ara ki Kōpū climate strategy
Participation in Waitangi Tribunal Climate Change Inquiry (WAI 3325)
Wetland restoration and reforestation (79 hectares of wetlands cared for, 53,368 trees planted)
Invasive species management (catfish control - 5,477 catfish destroyed)
Aquatic weed control through spraying (39 sites) and cultural uwhi methods
Biodiversity restoration including kōura, kōaro, kākahi, tuna populations monitoring
Tau kōura (traditional trap) installation and cultural monitoring
Pathway management and biosecurity (1,064 boat inspections)
Scholarship programs supporting Te Arawa uri through PhD and Master's degrees in freshwater research
International Rangers Congress participation and keynote speaking at national freshwater conferences
Catfish Killas community engagement program (1,984 tamariki/community members engaged annually)
Uri for Uwhi cultural weaving and aquatic weed management program with Te Roopu Raranga ki Rotorua
Wānanga delivery across Tarawera system on freshwater management (Te Mana o Te Wai)
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Development of Te Hīnaki ō Tarawera cultural monitoring framework
Educational partnerships with kura and kohanga supporting whānau reconnection to lakes
Te Puna Manawa o Whakaue early childhood centre (3-5 year olds)
Kōkiri Alternative Education School supporting at-risk youth with cultural identity focus
Te Tūkohu Ngāwhā Mātauranga Māori Science and Design Fair (300+ students, 301 attendees across 18 kura)