Mihi ~ Welcome
| Ki ngā karangatanga maha o te ao, whakarongo ki nga ngaru e papaki mai ana ki uta |
To the many identities nationwide behold the waves crashing on the shore |
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| Haere ngā mate haere |
Remember those who have departed |
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| Whati pai ana te kanohi ora |
Whilst those of us who remain (alive) continue unabated |
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| Ngā iwi, ngā hapū haere tōtika te haere |
Each tribe and sub tribe be strong in your resolve to forge a pathway ahead |
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| Kaua e kotiti atu i te huarahi kua para nei mōu |
Do not stray from the direction you have set |
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| Kia kaha, kia māia, kia manawanui |
Be strong, be resolute, be determined |
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| Tihei mauri ora |
Greetings |
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What is Te Tiaki Mahinga Kai? Te Tiaki Mahinga Kai is a national network of tangata kaitiaki/tiaki, kaumātua, environmental mangers, and researchers formed to improve management of mātaitai, taiāpure, and Temporary Closures throughout Aotearoa. These are special areas and devices (Area Management Tools) set aside to sustain customary fishing. |
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Sign up for Kai Kōrero magazine Anyone is welcome to receive and contribute to Kai Kōrero, the magazine of the Te Tiaki Mahinga Kai network. The first edition was printed in December 2007.
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About this Website This website is maintained and updated directly by Te Tiaki Mahinga Kai members who host individual area pages, contribute to shared resource databases, and post news and events from around Aotearoa. The website is just one of a suite of online networking tools deployed by the network to extend ownership of the project to the "flaxroots."
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