Korero ki nga maunga

Kōrero ki te ngāhere

Backcountry te reo  Kōrero ki te ngāhere

'In Māori history, forests are the domain of the atua Tane, who separated the sky father Rangi and the earth mother Papatuanuku in the Māori creation narrative.' In this republication of 'Backcountry te reo,' Ben Douglas delves into the language of the forest and offers pronunciation tips for learners.

Te Kawa O Te Urewera

November 2017  Te Kawa O Te Urewera

With its national park status rescinded in 2014, Te Urewera is now understood as a 'living entity.' While the values found in Te Kawa guide those who look after Te Urewera, they also serve to challenge and inspire all to live in greater harmony with the natural world.

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