Ka rauhī te tupu o te Kauri
Protect Kauri
Make Kauri protection second nature
Together we can protect Kauri.
To preserve Kauri for generations to come, we need to give them space to grow, and follow correct hygiene protocols when moving and working around them. That’s why 10 rules have been introduced as part of a National Plan to protect Kauri from the pathogen that causes kauri dieback disease.
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About Kauri
Why are Kauri so important?
Kauri are a cornerstone of our indigenous forests.
Kauri are one of the longest-living tree species in the world, living between 1000-2000 years. Māori see the health of Kauri as a sign of general wellbeing of the ngahere and people.
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You can help protect Kauri
Kauri are threatened by a soil-borne pathogen called Phytophthora agathidicida (PA), which causes the fatal condition known as kauri dieback disease.
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National Pest Management Plan
What you need to know
The National Plan provides a consistent approach for managing the risk of the PA pathogen. It brings together government, Māori, councils and communities to lead and work collaboratively together on Kauri protection.
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Tiakina Kauri mission
Mahi tahi: Working together for stronger Kauri protection
Ka pērā te whiri o te Kauri ki ōna hoa ngahere e tāwharautia ai te oranga o te ngahere, me whiri hoki mātou te taura tangata kia tāwharautia ai, kia whakamarumaruhia ai ō tātou ngahere Kauri mō ngā uri whakaheke.
Just as Kauri entwine with others to protect the health of the forest, we work together to protect and preserve our Kauri lands for future generations.
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Tēnā koutou katoa e tiaki ana i te Kauri.
Just as Kauri entwines with others to protect the health of the forest, we work together to protect and preserve our Kauri lands for future generations.
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The video shows wide drone shot of New Zealand forest, stylised animation of Kauri tree roots animates over footage.
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The words Tiakina
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The video shows a Kauri tree (Tāne Mahuta) from below looking up, sunlight filters through the branches.
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Kauri symbolise the pairing of two kaupapa:
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Tiakina is a call to action to guard, protect and serve.
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It represents the physical action we must all take to care for and protect Kauri.
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Kauri represents the mana and majesty of Kauri;
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the spiritual experience of Kauri –
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what can be seen, heard and felt in the presence of these sacred trees.
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Mahi tahi, working together for stronger Kauri protection
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