02 Oct 2024 News
Rosie Sommerville

Rangatahi rising - regeneration through tikanga

To many, regeneration is a new term. It takes us beyond nature conservation into re-establishing the life we know should be around us. 

Maybe you’ve never even heard the term at all. 

But for Te Pu-a-Nga Maara’s newest recruit, Keri Olsen, regeneration was ingrained in her upbringing.

Keri, Te Pu-a-Nga Maara's newest rangatahi recruit
Image of the Puhinui river in a natural and healthy state.

Puhinui Regeneration Project

Support a leading community regeneration project in South Auckland. This catchment-wide project employs and upskills local rangatahi, uplifts Maatauranga Maaori and connects with local businesses to support regenerative careers. Help regenerate the people, land and waters of Te Puhinui.

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