.png){kind=small}
kumarahou - the winter elixir
Did you know this beautiful ornamental shrub Kumarahou was the first choice traditionally when an expectorant was needed to help with...
top of page
blog
Search
Jul 23, 20221 min read
Weaving Traditional Knowledge into the Decarbonisation Model
On a planetary scale, the biophysical properties of vegetation regulate the hydrological cycle (Te Hurihanga Wai), and climate. If we are...
73 views0 comments
Jul 23, 20221 min read
Indigenous Leaders Responding To Climate Change
November 2017 | Cultural Survival | Indigenous Rights Radio With our latest program series, we've begun to explore the changing...
13 views0 comments
Jun 29, 20221 min read
Hongongoi (july) and the early observations of spring!
Welcoming in Hongongoi today, knowing we have another month of rains to replenish the ruawai or aquifers of Parawhenuamea. The dark...
13 views0 comments
Feb 1, 20221 min read
Back to Our Roots: Indigenous Food Solutions Webinar
September 2020 | Cultural Survival Cultural Survival organized a webinar to hear about how local, Indigenous knowledge, and ancestral...
25 views0 comments
Feb 1, 20221 min read
United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity
December 2017 - International workshop on monitoring and mapping for the indigenous communtity An event by the United Nations Convention...
6 views0 comments
Feb 1, 20221 min read
Collaborative Science With Indigenous Knowledge For Climate Solutions
April 2017 | Cultural Survival News & Articles On April 13-15, 2017, Rising Voices 5 brought together Indigenous and western sciences in...
7 views0 comments
Jan 24, 20221 min read
Cultural Survival Article: te Koanga
Te Koanga: A Time for Planting in Aotearoa Awatea Organics believes the future of food is culture. Hand raised and hand harvested...
24 views0 comments
Dec 9, 20214 min read
Seed Saving
“Seed freedom” - the freedom of indigenous peoples to grow and we want to encourage people to start taking practical steps to improve...
83 views0 comments
Nov 26, 20211 min read
The Maramataka
Before colonization, we were experiencing our agricultural revolution in Te Tai Tokerau and largely living peaceful lives. And we, Māori,...
42 views0 comments
Nov 15, 20211 min read
The Cryosphere and Glaciers are melting All Over the World
Mountains of glaciers are melting so fast that the changes can be seen from space. As sea ice and glaciers melt and oceans warm, ocean...
15 views1 comment
Nov 10, 20211 min read
He Whakapapa Wai - Genealogy of Water
The prestigious status of water is deeply rooted in our spirituality and metaphysical worldview as Māori. The diagram depicted traces the...
174 views0 comments
Nov 5, 20211 min read
The Hydrological Cycle
The hydrological cycle is an expression of love between the heavens and earth, and each stage is a critical component. The Atua who...
83 views0 comments
Nov 3, 20211 min read
Indigenous peoples to get $1.7bn in recognition of role in protecting forests
Written by Phoebe Weston At least $1.7bn of funding will be given directly to indigenous peoples and local communities (IPLCs) in...
14 views0 comments
Nov 2, 20211 min read
Bottom trawling may irreparably damage sea mount habitats
In an article published in August 5, 2020 by Oceanbites.org, there are several fishing methods that poses a threat to our seamounts,...
13 views0 comments
bottom of page