Join us in learning te ao Māori approach to restoration!

Hands On Ecology workshop series is designed for community restoration groups and anyone keen to learn about restoration ecology through a te ao Māori lens. A 3-hour session offers practical skills for restoring private and public spaces, and may include up to 2 hours of walking—please dress appropriately and bring water/snacks.

This session covers:

Whenua and the significance of Kaipātiki e.g. Kauri podzols
Site identification - recognising what defines the changes in ecology types across a defined site
Threatened ecosystems and endangered taonga species
Kauri whānau
Leaf litter and ground dwellers

Registration is essential as participant numbers are limited for health and safety reasons.

Thanks to Auckland Council for supporting this event!

Contact the host of Hands On Ecology series: Taonga Tuku Iho - 9 Oct 2026