Growing Kaitiakitanga - A Whole-Community Initiative
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Kaitiaki: First Steps
First steps make a difference!
Right from the beginning, our youngest rangatahi can be environmental ākonga learners. It’s never too early to start learning about our native plants and animals. What are they? Why do they matter?
> Recognise local native species
> Gentle hands practice
> Predator and Prey
> Seeing the details, counting, taonga hunts
> Tell, show, celebrate what we’ve learned
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Junior kaitiaki
Environmental action!
Identify predators and their prey:
> DIY chew cards and tracking tunnels
> Mapping sightings, logging resultsWhy do we need biodiversity?
A healthy environment: what does it look like?Taking small steps to achieve big goals:
> Do - Review - Celebrate
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Kaitiaki Leaders
Explore - Investigate - Act
What is biodiversity in our district?
Predator impacts,
Intersecting ecosystems.Correcting the environmental balance:
> Using technology to help us
> The many ways to save a species
> Informed decisions - Planned actions
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Community Kaitiaki
Share - Show - Mentor - Grow
Share your knowledge.
Take part in activities built around your strengths, skills and interests
Encourage our young people
Weave a strong network of environmental support through our community.