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Ko te mauri o te taiao o Te Uri o Hau
kia pūmau haere nei te wā

The lifeforce of Te Uri o Hau Taiao lives on now and into the future

200-year Commemoration of Te-Ika-ā-Ranganui.

Ko te onamata o Te Uri o Hau, he apakura i te 300 toa neke atu i riro i Te Ika a Ranganui.  Ko te inamata, he whakakotahi i a Ngāti Whātua me ngā iwi o Te Tai Tokerau ki te poroporoaki i rātou mā i hinga. He reoreo, he apakura, he mōteatea te tangi,  kia au nei te moe. Kia kōkiri ki mua, kia uaki ki tua me Pokopoko Whiti-te-Rā te koke ki anamata. Our past was in grief for the over 300 warriors of Ngāti Whātua lost at The Battle of Te Ika a Ranganui in 1825. The coming together of all of Ngāti Whātua and the different iwi of Te Tai Tokerau to acknowledge our tūpuna lost 200 years ago happened in our present time on March 15th in Kaiwaka. Taking on attributes from our tūpuna will propel us to our future. A fitting tribute to our past, in our present and looking forward at a future filled with promise, working together to a united Ngāti Whātua.Join us in marking a momentous occasion – the 200-year Commemoration of Te-Ika-ā-Ranganui.

Nā Reno Skipper, Te Uri o Hau Settlement Trust Chair

Nurturing and Enhancing Te Uri o Hau Taiao

Poipoia te Taiao o Te Uri o Hau

Environs is deeply embedded in the rohe of Te Uri o Hau, with strong connections to marae, uri, whenua, moana and awa. As the mandated Te Uri o Hau voice for te taiao, Environs kaimahi are knowledgeable kaitiaki, with access to mātauranga and history of place.

We have effective and strong relationships with all key agencies working within our rohe and are able to connect people, organisations and place at all levels to bring environmental outcomes to life.

We are also skilled and experienced in the design and delivery of restoration and pest and predator control projects and resource management and policy expertise. We bring manaakitanga, ihitanga, and manawanui to our mahi.

Our Purpose

  • Tiaki Local Ecosystems and Biodiversity

    We pour our hearts into vital projects that safeguard our native ecosystems and celebrate the rich biodiversity of our whenua, moana and awa. Our unwavering commitment is to nurture a flourishing natural environment, breathing life into our precious heritage and ensuring its splendour for future generations.

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    Toitū Te Uri o Hau Traditions and Heritage

    Our conservation efforts are a heartfelt homage to the profound wisdom and traditions Te Uri o Hautanga. Guided by kōrero tuku iho and mātauranga, we work to protect and uplift cultural practices and values, ensuring the transgenerational legacy of Te Uri o Hau heritage is preserved, revered, and passed down.

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    Strengthening People Connections

    We passionately engage with our marae, whānau and communities, nurturing meaningful bonds and inviting everyone to join our conservation journey. Together, we weave a tapestry of collective action and impact, united in our love and care for our taiao.

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Major Environmental and Cultural Initiatives

Discover the major efforts we’re undertaking to restore ecosystems and preserve cultural heritage in Te Uri o Hau.

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Learn More About Environs Te Uri o Hau

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