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Weed control: 143 hectares completed
4-marae pilot solar installations with 12 additional marae confirmed interest
Native plant establishment: 258,934 plants successfully established
Building Catchment Resilience project with Griffith University using LiDAR data and GIS modelling
Water quality improvement through land stabilisation and erosion control
Waterway protection fencing: 788 kilometers installed
Landfill investigation and remediation at Balgownie site
Wetland revitalisation of Te Repo o Kōkōhuia
Mouri Tūroa Jobs for Nature environmental restoration programme
Animal pest control: 74.3 hectares completed
Marae Energy Resilience Project with solar installations and portable solutions
Marae energy resilience workshops across catchment area
Establishment of continuous flows at Taurewa, Tawhitikuri and Okupata intakes in Tongariro Power Development Scheme
Advocacy for full restoration of natural flows on western diversion of Tongariro Power Development Scheme (resource consents expire 2036)
Energy resilience and sovereignty strategy partnership with Solar Sense to improve accessibility to solar power and reduce energy hardship
Mouri Tūroa - Jobs for Nature programme with riparian fencing (35 km in FY2024), native plant planting (174,962 plants in FY2024), and pest/weed control (581 hectares in FY2024)
Papakāinga energy sustainability initiatives
Re-negotiated Mouri Tūroa targets to realistic levels for waterways protection
Support for nurseries to build capacity in plant propagation
Natural regeneration and targeted planting programmes
54.5km of waterway fencing completed
Pest control and fencing contractor relationships
25,970 native plants planted in riparian margins, lakes and wetlands
Seed collection and eco-sourcing from within Te Awa Tupua
Mouri Tūroa restoration project - four-year environmental restoration programme
Whanganui Awa Games marae-based competition and whānau participation events (402 participants)
Pūhoro STEMM Academy support (107 rangatahi from 7 Whanganui schools)
Marae annual distributions and grants programme
He Pukenga Wai symposium (10-year anniversary of Ruruku Whakatupua)
Ngā Kai o Te Puku Tupuna tribal education vision implementation
Whanganui Awa History workshops in kura and secondary schools with dual language resources
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Raukotahi Rangatahi Summit - 58 rangatahi wānanga at Raketapauma strengthening maunga and awa connections
Quarterly trustee wānanga with Te Pūnuiātoka – Hui ā Motu for leadership development
Energy Resilience Project community workshops (80 registrations from marae whānau)
Te Kura Reo o Whanganui language wānanga (120 participants, 25-year tradition)
Tira Hoe Waka 2024 - 36-year-old tradition with uninterrupted wānanga opportunity, customary activity on Te Awa
Te Kura Reo o Whanganui - annual wānanga for Te Reo o Whanganui capability and capacity building (110 registrations in first wānanga)
Iwi registration initiatives to increase iwi database membership (51 whānau members registered in FY2024)
Pūhoro STEMM Academy partnership - 3-year commitment of $150,000 annually to increase participation of uri in STEMM with 80+ rangatahi across 6 high schools
Pākaitore celebrations - annual iwi celebration
Pataka support for whānau (tangihanga, kaumatua birthdays, significant hui) - $18,500 in FY2024
Taiaroa Whānau Wānanga - 150 uri returning to Awa for whakawhanaungatanga, learning whakapapa, visiting whenua, learning purakau and mau rakau
Te Mana o Te Awa & Te Mana o Te Iwi grants supporting whānau and hapū initiatives for health and wellbeing of Te Awa Tupua
He Pukenga Wai - Whanganui River Symposium (inaugural 2023, planned annually) for sharing hapū innovations on Te Awa Tupua
Raukotahi Waka Ama - 12 marae and 500+ paddlers bringing whānau together on Awa
Marae distributions ($5,000 each to 41 marae in FY2024)
Brooks-Tapa wānanga covering whakapapa, whenua, waiata, succession and pepeha
Tertiary education grants distributed through Māori Education Trust ($29,000 in FY2024 to 30 successful applicants)
Grants to support whānau and hapū initiatives
Te Pukenga Wai symposium - celebrating Te Awa Tupua and iwi innovation
Marae grants ($7,500 per marae to 32 marae)
Pakaitore and Tira Hoe Waka annual celebrations of Whanganuitanga
Tertiary education grants ($74,617 provided to 32 tauira)
Te Rautaki o Te Whawhaki initiatives for river wellbeing
Webinars on Te Pā Auroa settlement framework
Te Kura Reo o Whanganui - inaugural language and cultural immersion course (April 2023)
Tiria Te Aroha flood relief grants for whānau support