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Te Ara Taiao

Hosted by:
Sustainable Taranaki
On Air:
Your choice, on demand

Te Ara Taiao is a 6 episode show that takes a haerenga  (journey) to different places and aspects of the Taranaki environment in which student leaders have been learning about and working to protect.  Listen to rangatahi (youth/kids) share about their journey with Te Ara Taiao, working to a Māori lunar calendar (Maramataka), the importance of whanaungatanga - investment in relationships, and protecting the taiao.

Te Ara Taiao is a collaborative environmental education programme in Taranaki.  It aims to enhance connections between hapū, Iwi, schools and community, to develop leadership, and work together to enhance the mauri and ecology of our whenua, awa, maunga, and moana.

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Te Ara Taiao

Pou Moana

Date:
December 16, 2024
Duration:
0:23:43
In this episode, we kōrero about the mahi being done for Pou Moana. Learn about getting out on the Taranaki coast and restoring coastlines and marine life. Featuring Portia Smith, Luanna Sheridan, Nina Lobb, and tamariki from Fitzroy School.
Te Ara Taiao

Pou Manu

Date:
December 10, 2024
Duration:
0:26:41
This week, kōrero with Tane Manukonga, tamariki from Fitzroy School, Luanna Sheridan, and Carman Amai about Pou Manu. Learn about conservation work for taonga manu, coastal ecosystems, and tamariki developing respect for the environment.
Te Ara Taiao

Pou Whenua

Date:
December 2, 2024
Duration:
0:19:28
Jane Bowden-Dobson and Tane Manukonga kōrero about their mahi in the māra, working with Maramataka and growing Kumara with tamariki. Discover their efforts in connecting hapū, Iwi, schools, and community to enhance the mauri of the whenua.
Te Ara Taiao

Pou Awa

Date:
November 25, 2024
Duration:
0:22:22
Learn from Te Ara Taiao and Taranaki Regional Council as they work on monitoring and restoring Waireka Stream in Omata. Featuring Jane Bowden-Dobson, Tāne Manukonga, and rangatahi leaders. "Nā tō rourou, nā taku rourou, ka ora ai te iwi."
Te Ara Taiao

Pou Rakau

Date:
November 18, 2024
Duration:
0:21:57
Sophie chats with Jane Bowden-Dobson and tamariki from schools about collecting and growing native rakau from seed. Learn about rangatahi efforts in restoring the ngahere. "Nā tō rourou, nā taku rourou, ka ora ai te iwi."