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Incredibly generous : Pūkaha Forest now belongs to people of Aotearoa New Zealand

Incredibly generous : Pūkaha Forest now belongs to people of Aotearoa New Zealand 1 May, 2021 10:45 PM 2 minutes to read Pūkaha Forest was gifted to the people of Aotearoa New Zealand by the Rangitāne iwi in a ceremony on Saturday. Photo / Steve Carle Pūkaha Forest was gifted to the people of Aotearoa New Zealand by the Rangitāne iwi in a ceremony on Saturday. Photo / Steve Carle Hawkes Bay Today Pūkaha Forest now belongs to the people of New Zealand after it was gifted by Rangitāne iwi over the weekend. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern attended the gifting ceremony at Pūkaha National Wildlife Centre, near Mt Bruce, on Saturday where 942 hectares of native forest - home to native birds and important conservation work - was gifted to the nation.

Pūkaha Forest gifted to NZ for everyone to enjoy

28 Dec 2020 The kiwi was named Manukura, meaning of chiefly status , and was considered to be a huge blessing by local iwi and the Pūkaha National Wildlife Centre.First white kiwi hatched in captivity dies 7 Oct 2020 Pūkaha National Wildlife Centre has successfully hand-reared five orange-fronted parakeets, a species that has been declared extinct twice.Team successfully hand-rear Kākāriki karaka chicks 29 Jun 2020 A fallen 900-year-old Totara tree from the Wakamoekau Creek in Wairarapa will live on through whakairo, as work gets underway to build the region s first ever carving school.Donated 900-year-old tree to live on as carving

Pukaha Forest to be gifted to Aotearoa

Pukaha Forest to be gifted to Aotearoa 18 Apr, 2021 05:00 PM 3 minutes to read A kaka takes flight at Pukaha National Wildlife Centre. Photo / Tara Swan Bush Telegraph By: Steve Carle Big Pic: A-050221Pukaha Caption: A kaka takes flight at Wairarapa s Pukaha National Wildlife Centre. Photo / Tara Swan Rangitāne and Pūkaha are pleased to invite supporters and the wider community to join them to commemorate the historic gifting of the 942ha Pūkaha Forest to the people of Aotearoa at an official ceremony at Pūkaha National Wildlife Centre on Saturday, May 1. The Pūkaha Forest is the ngāhere taonga (forest treasure) of the Rangitāne iwi. The return of this whenua was an important component of the joint Rangitāne o Tamaki Nui a Rua and Rangitāne o Wairarapa Treaty settlement which was finalised in 2017 after lengthy negotiations.

Pukaha Forest to be gifted to Aotearoa

Pukaha Forest to be gifted to Aotearoa
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Rangitane ready to share wildlife sanctuary with nation

Rangitane ready to share wildlife sanctuary with nation 16 Apr 2021 13:15 PM More Related Stories Rangitāne is set to gift the Pūkaha Forest to the people of Aotearoa. The 942ha forest at Pūkaha-Mount Bruce in northern Wairarapa was returned to the iwi in February last year as part of the joint Rangitāne o Tāmaki Nui a Rua and Rangitāne o Wairarapa treaty settlement. Rangitāne have held a number of well attended wānanga at the Pūkaha National Wildlife Centre to reconnect the people to the land and its inhabitants. The iwi’s presence on site has been increased, including in cultural practices and planning.

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