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Before colonization, we were experiencing our agricultural revolution in Te Tai Tokerau and largely living peaceful lives. And we, Māori,...

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...

The prestigious status of water is deeply rooted in our spirituality and metaphysical worldview as Māori. The diagram depicted traces the...

The hydrological cycle is an expression of love between the heavens and earth, and each stage is a critical component. The Atua who...

More than 100 countries promised to halt and reverse forest loss and land degradation by the end of 2030, underpinned by $19bn in public...

Written by Phoebe Weston At least $1.7bn of funding will be given directly to indigenous peoples and local communities (IPLCs) in...

The COP 26 UN Climate Change Conference, hosted by the UK in partnership with Italy, will take place from 31 October to 12 November 2021...

In an article published in August 5, 2020 by Oceanbites.org, there are several fishing methods that poses a threat to our seamounts,...

Independent Dialogues of Indigenous Peoples Region: Pacific by Pawanka Fund and the Indigenous Lawyers Association of Queensland Inc. On...

In DOC’s 2019-2020 protected species bycatch report released this week, an estimated seven tonnes of protected coral has been destroyed...

Article from Cultural Survival Quarterly Magazine "I grew up under my maternal ancestral mountain, Tararua, spending much of my childhood...

Article from Cultural Survival dated June 2017 The following are excerpts from presentations and interviews conducted at the Rising...

Episode 124 from Nomadtopia Radio with Amy Scott Tui has been location independent for a year now, mostly working in indigenous issues...