MAHika Kai

Ka whati te tī,
ka wana te tī,
ka rito te tī.

The tī is broken off, the tī puts out new shoots, the tī regains its crown.

Seats

200 People

Speakers

Dates

TBC 2023

Ka Wana Te Tī

A call for Conference abstracts will go out in june 2021 for 45 minute presentations within the following areas:

Revitalisation of customary food gathering practices and resources. 

Overcoming legislative barriers towards customary food gathering.

Intergenerational knowledge transfer of customary food gathering practice.

Envionmental sustainability for mahika kai .

Maintaining mahika kai practices.

Commodification of water and its impact on customary food gathering.

Decolonising mahika kai practise.

Collaborative mahika kai projects.

Evolving mahika kai.

Additional Information

Contact

 

Please email us at dionepayne@gmail.com for more information or fill in the enquiry form below.