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Sustainable forestry practices - 100-hectare annual harvest compartments, replanting regimes, silviculture best practices
Predator eradication program - Poipoia te Kākano workstream achieving possum elimination on Puketotara by December 2026 under Predator Free 2050
Cultural and natural asset protection - monitoring and protecting wai, whenua, taonga species
Biodiversity enhancement - Poipoia Te Mauri workstream monitoring ecosystem health
Freshwater protection and marine/coastal rights advocacy - Poipoia Te Hononga workstream
Sustainable orchard practices - reducing pesticide use, integrated pest management at avocado orchard
Water management - drainage and irrigation improvements at Te Tutakitanga avocado orchard
Climate change action - TAHA collective partnership, Ruawai Adaptation Program, resilience events planning
Kauri protection - Tiakina Te Kauri contract with MPI for kauri monitoring and protection
Emissions Trading Scheme participation - 58 hectares pine planted at Taipuha Farms for carbon credits, potential expansion to 140 hectares
Native plant restoration - Te Arai Natives nursery supplying plants for ecological restoration projects
Native ecosystem restoration and environmental monitoring
Te Waihekeora Reservoir - 20,000 native plants planted for mitigation and landscaping
Ngā Maunga Tapu Jobs 4 Nature project - 3-year pest and predator control, kauri protection, restoration advocacy on Pukekāroro and Pukeāreinga maunga
Rangi ki Whenua - biodiversity protection, predator control (Puketotara possum elimination target by Dec 2026)
Waikaretu Satellite Nursery - native plant cultivation, propagation and conservation for Pouto region
Te Arai Streamside project - 44,000 native trees planted
Long-term monitoring of Hoteo River despite landfill consent appeals
Pouto Forest sustainable pine forestry management - 3,000 hectares replanting and thinning
Atiu Creek restoration - 40,000 native trees planted
Emissions Trading Units (NZU) - 53,221 units held for Pouto Forest pre-1990 forestry
Hoeroa Sedimental Reduction project - monitoring Hoteo River and other awa
Kauri protection and Myrtle rust prevention initiatives
Water quality testing and freshwater ecosystem protection
Poipoia Te Mauri - monitoring and restoration of awa, moana and ngāhere
Sediment Reduction Plans through KMR for landowners
Te Ara Huringa Āhuarangi Mō Te Taiao (Climate Adaptation) working group
Maara Kai (food gardens) and zero waste promotion
Lifting of rahui on Pukekaroro and Pukeareinga Maunga - cultural/environmental protection
Pest Free Kaipara - hapū-led conservation project targeting possum, rat, mustelid elimination on 5 peninsulas
Seed collection and eco-sourced native plants
Zero waste initiatives through Dome Hearings engagement
Climate change as key kaupapa - staff data collection on climate impacts
Hydroponic lettuce operation - reduced water and energy use compared to soil-based
Native plant propagation - 600,000+ plants for revegetation
Intensive avocado orchard design - efficient water and energy usage
Sustainable Kaipara collaboration on waste management practices
Nurturing Kaitiakitanga programme - investing in Te Uri o Hau whānau environmental skills and qualifications
Sediment load research on Ōtamatea Awa through CRI Manaaki Whenua partnership
Te Ngahere Lane naming in Kaiwaka - environmental recognition
Customary fisheries management and taonga species protection
Pest control training and TrapNZ deployment
Te Taitokerau Climate Change Adaptation Committee - Fiona Kemp as chair
Ruawai community adaptation pilot project with GNS Science
Renewable energy - solar power installation planned for Te Hana development
Kauri health monitoring - Whakahono Project with CRI Food and Plant
Native plant nursery expansion - targeting 1.5-2 million plants annually for revegetation projects
Seed bank development for native species propagation and eco-sourcing from local eco-districts
Ruawai Climate Change pilot programme with KDC and local marae
Fencing and biodiversity restoration on cultural redress properties
Kauri restoration programme - Ngā Maunga Tapu o Te Uri o Hau project employing 7 kaimahi for pest control and kauri health monitoring on Pukekaroro and Pukeareinga (3-year Jobs for Nature project)
Kaipara Moana Remediation partnership - sediment reduction and ecosystem health enhancement
Freshwater management initiatives aligned with NPS-Freshwater Policy and 3 Waters Reform
Kaipara Pest Free Peninsula landscape project partnership with Predator 2050
Zero waste and maara kai (food gardens) promotion initiatives
Pest Free Environs strategy implementation - Whakahokia pest and predator control programme with goal of pest-free environs by 2025
Customary fisheries research and management through MACA claim and customary permits
Emission trading scheme participation - 92,722 carbon credits received from Crown (2013) for pre-1990 forestry at Pouto
Waste minimization strategy development for reduction, reuse and recycle
1 Billion Trees project - 1,350 hectares planted within Kaipara catchment with riparian planting and wetland restoration
Kaipara Pest Free Peninsula roadmap development
Pouto Forest management as carbon sink (pre-1990 forestry with 53,221 emission units)
Native plant nursery production for environmental restoration
Kaitiakitanga practices and environmental monitoring programs
Kaipara Moana Remediation - environmental restoration and sediment load reduction initiatives
NZTA Dome Valley planting project - 16,550 native plants planted across enhanced treatment areas
Environmental Resource Centre capacity building
One Billion Trees programme participation
Collaborative environmental management through IKHMG (Integrated Kaipara Harbour Management Group)
Emission trading scheme participation - 92,722 carbon credits from pre-1990 forestry at Pouto Forest
Aquaculture opportunities exploration (oyster reserves, mussel spat, seaweed farming)
Customary fisheries management (toheroa and oyster management)
Kaitiakitanga focus across all organizational activities
Native plant nursery with conservation focus - 800,000 plants produced annually with 200,000 for conservation purposes
Project Mahuhu - Kaipara Harbour restoration through sustainable riparian planting (1 million+ plants distributed to 200+ individuals and organisations)
Historic site inventory development for culturally significant areas
Family Start programme - parent education and early childhood support
Taumata Kaunihera - governance body providing cultural and spiritual leadership
Te Ahurei o Ngāti Whātua - 2024 kapa haka celebration with 20+ rōpū including kohungahunga to kaumātua and kuia
Driver Licence Programme - supporting whānau independence and practical skills
Mihi Mai Triage - navigational support service for tamaiti and whānau
Taiao wānanga - environmental learning opportunities for uri, marae, rangatahi and whanau
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Kauri Ora awareness roadshow - school engagement program at Kaiwaka Primary, TKKM o Ngāringaomatariki, Pouto Primary, Tinopai Primary
Pouto Pataka Kai wananga - traditional food knowledge sharing at Waikaretu Marae
Whānau Ora services - holistic whanau wellbeing support including Whanau Direct fund
Te Uri o Hau Holiday Programme - pilot programme for tamariki age 5-13 focusing on cultural learning, marae tikanga, whanaungatanga
Whakarapu Kōrero Tuku Iho - DOC-funded project recording traditional harvest methods for whales, tuna and para
Manaaki Whanau - family harm prevention and resilience building
Social Work Support - targeted support for 43 families achieving their goals
Scholarship funding programme - 129 recipients in FY2024-25 across primary, intermediate, secondary and tertiary education
Rangatahi mentoring and camps - leadership development for young people
Te Ika a Ranganui Commemoration - 200-year remembrance and healing event with intergenerational knowledge sharing through waiata and mōteatea
Te Ika a Ranganui 200-year memorial preparation (2025)
Rangatahi support and mentoring (Tuakana/Teina concept)
Kaumātua and Kuia interviews and digital archiving of historical significance
Whakarapu Kōrero Tuku Iho project - cultural knowledge recording and preservation with camps in 2025
Ngāti Whātua Ahurei kapahaka (cultural performance) event
Kōiwi tūpuna repatriation - 11 koiwi (possibly 17 individuals) returned from museums to Ōtamatea Marae on 16 March 2024
Cultural competency and te reo Māori training for all staff
Hāhi (church) engagement in cultural and spiritual matters
Matariki celebrations and cultural events
Marae support and grants to 14 Te Uri o Hau marae
Te Reo Māori education - Ngāringaomatariki kura kaupapa Māori at new Kaiwaka site
Whānau Ora programs promoting cultural identity and social capability
Tangata development programs - social work support, whānau resilience, family violence support
Manaakitanga principles embedded in all social service delivery
Whānau education scholarships and grants program - 162 recipients in FY2024
Tikanga Māori practice enhancement and cultural ceremonies
Te Mahara project - learning whakapapa and kaitiaki methodologies through karakia and waiata
Safe Kids - child safety education programme
Manawa Ora - healthy homes initiative
Passports to Life - support for taiohi not in employment/education/training
Matariki event - 'Whakanuia ngā wāhine' cultural celebration
NZTA Community Testing Officer - Class 1 driver licence accessibility for rural communities
Environmental tautoko for isolated whānau during Cyclone Gabrielle
He Maara Hou Leadership Summit - rangatahi network building
Business development support through KMR fencing/planting opportunities
Te Pae Oranga - tikanga-based diversion from court system (80% attendance targets)
Whakarapu Kōrero Tuku Iho project - recording traditional hunting/gathering knowledge
Te Whainga o Te Ao Tikanga programme - scheduled February 2024
Repatriation wānanga and hikoi to Wellington for koiwi tupuna
Te reo Māori immersion - weekly classes during work hours (Te Au o Kaipara)
Family Start programme - home visiting early childhood support (38 active whānau, 91% satisfaction)
Marae kaitiaki forums - 4 meetings held annually on marae
Whānau Ora Kaiarahi - 2 new kaiarahi employed, whakapapa to Te Uri o Hau
Mātauranga in Mahi - work-ready programme with wānanga, training, and kaitiakitanga
Whanau Resilience - 5-year contract addressing family violence with tane/wahine support
Kaitiaki Cultural Monitoring wānanga - archaeology, soil identification, site assessments
Employment pathways in kaitiakitanga - 21 whānau assisted to full-time employment
Ngā Tini Whetu - Māori business support programme (10 businesses, increased employment)
Te Uri o Hau Scholarship Funding - 142 applicants in 2022-23, 16% increase
Marae grants distribution to 14 Te Uri o Hau marae
Toi Te Uri o Hau strategy development - arts, heritage, cultural preservation
Tangata Development social work support - 63 whānau with 80% goal achievement rate
He Maara Hou - secondary school mentoring programme (8 schools, 75 rangatahi, 97% NCEA pass rate)
Mihi Mai - community-based whānau coordination service (2 years operation, supporting 63 whānau)
Tiny Homes on papakainga whenua project for whānau housing
Mihi Mai - community-based coordination service supporting tamariki and whānau with multiple service involvement
School holiday programmes and engagement with Dargaville, Ruawai, Otamatea and Rodney High Schools through rangatahi Kaiarahi
Matariki event ('Whakanuia ngā Wāhine') celebrating female cultural contributions
Whanau Ora - Nga Tini Whetu supporting emerging Māori business owners with networking and mentoring
Cultural monitoring for major infrastructure projects with trained hapū kaitiaki
Whanau Resilience programme (5-year contract) supporting families experiencing violence with focus on cultural identity strengthening
Marae Kaitiaki Forum with representation from 12 of 14 Te Uri o Hau marae for environmental and cultural decision-making
Taumata Kaunihera (governing cultural council) overseeing tikanga practices and cultural guidance
Te Reo Māori and karakia training for Environs kaitiaki
He Maara Hou rangatahi holiday programme
Marae grants ($30,000 distributed in 2022)
Scholarship funding for education (tertiary, secondary, intermediate, primary) with $32,600 distributed in 2022
Support for Ngaringaomatariki Kura Kaupapa Māori swimming lessons and water safety
Tangata Development social services (Family Start, Social Worker support, Whanau Ora Kaiarahi)
NZQA training in Kaitiakitanga and Sustainable Land Practices
Whanau Resilience Wananga Programme for tane and wahine experiencing family violence
Rangatahi mentoring and driver licence support programs
Tangata Development social services - supporting whānau resilience and wellbeing
Kaipara Moana Remediation engaging community in environmental restoration
Māori Housing Network providing housing repairs and maintenance
Te Uri o Hau Scholarship Programme supporting education at all levels
Health Homes programme (Manawa Ora) creating healthier, warmer, drier homes
Social work support for whanau with 43+ families supported
Whanau Ora Kaiarahi providing social work support to 50+ whanau
Whanau Ora He Maara Hou programme supporting rangatahi in three high schools
Family Start program providing home visit support to 70+ whanau
Passports to Life programme supporting 10 taiohi not in employment/education/training
Sorted Financial Programme for home ownership planning
Safe Kids programme delivering child safety education to 60 whanau
Stop Smoking service (Toki Rau) supporting smoking cessation
Family Start programme providing parent support and baby development education
Tupu Ake Forestry roopu educational activities
WAI 303 Treaty Claim endorsement and representation
Whanau Ora support through Kaiarahi coordination
Te Uri o Hau Scholarship program - tertiary, secondary, intermediate, primary school and sports funding (2019-20: $29,320 distributed to 103 applicants)
Kura Kaupapa investigation for Dargaville area
Te Reo place naming initiatives across rohe
Matakohe Bridges and cultural sites protection
Marae grants program (2019-20: $28,000 distributed)
Support for elders and kuia (elderly support programs)
Korowai and cultural taonga support
Tangata Development programs focusing on housing, employment, financial wellbeing
Manukapua Island visitation and cultural connection
Taumata Council cultural guidance and tikanga oversight
Steve Adams Basketball Camp sponsorship for rangatahi
Kaiwaka office base for community services
Kiwirail cultural blessings and monitoring
Social work support services for whanau (43-76 whanau supported annually)