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He aratohu, he taputapu, he rangahau hoki hei āwhina i a koe kia mārama, kia whakamahere, kia whakahaere hoki i tō ngahere.

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How strong partnerships between farmers and councils can support erosion control, wetland protection, and long-term land management planning.

Learn how farmers, councils and communities worked together to reduce hill country erosion through planting, land retirement and farm planning.

Learn how farmers, councils and communities worked together to reduce hill country erosion through planting, land retirement and farm planning.

Pā Rōpata McGowan talks about why restoring our native forests is essential for the health of the land.

Roger and hapū are working together to bring back the wellbeing to their land in Whangaroa Harbour.

Roger and hapū are working together to bring back the wellbeing to their land in Whangaroa Harbour.

Anna and Nicholas bought land in Banks Peninsula, Canterbury just for the purposes of growing nature. In this video, they talk about their experience of restoring the land with native trees.

In 2019 the Hawke's Bay Regional Investment Company and Hawke’s Bay Regional Council set out to find the best way to deal with erosion in the area.