Te manu kai miro, nōna te ngahere; te manu kai mātauranga nōna te ao.
Nau mai haere mai e ngā hau e wha!
Future Whenua Summit 2024 is coming to the Ngāwhā Innovation Park on the 15th-17th March.
As we work alongside the Future Whenua Initiative to host this summit, our shared mission is to explore practices that allow people to thrive in harmony with place.
Showcasing the epic mahi of Te Kete Hononga’s trial groups alongside Future Whenua’s extensive network of regenerators, the summit will host a range of inspirational talks & workshops on topics from regenerative agriculture and holistic economics to innovative community-driven solutions, all aimed at nurturing our planet for future generations.
For full schedule of speakers and registration details please follow the link below.
We are dedicated to catalysing the impact of communities across Te Tai Tokerau to revitalise biodiversity on behalf of nature and the generations to come.
A non-profit organisation established in 2012, Reconnecting Northland relies on independent funding to achieve its vision
Our strategy and ethos are derived from the model of Connectivity Conservation; being that nature (ourselves included) thrives when inter-connected.
Within this model, Reconnecting Northland serves as a catalyst for action. We strive for a culture of collaboration between communities and agencies within Northland; activating pathways to nature-based jobs and healthy landscapes
Currently our programme employs a dynamic team of five employees based in Whangarei, New Zealand; supported by a professional, diverse, and experienced Board of Trustees.
We invite your support on this journey as we strive to overcome barriers and focus solutions to achieve real and lasting change.
Improving the Health and Mauri of the Wairoa River and its tributaries
Weaving unity into the community.
Raising the health, wellbeing and mauri of the river.
The Basket of Connections
Te Kete Hononga is Reconnecting Northland’s innovative new service. Its primary aim is to streamline access to the ‘know-how’ required to achieve and scale up conservation efforts in Te Tai Tokerau, Northland. This will be achieved through the delivery of targeted ecological tools, services and resources to community groups, via on-the-ground relationships with our Kairaranga.
Currently in a trial phase, we look forward to expanding the service to the wider region in the near future
Interested in learning more, click the button below.
The purpose of He Ripo Kau is to weave people together to achieve the HRK 100-year vision; a landscape of abundance, with bird-filled forests that stretch to the sea and clean clear waterways teeming with life.
Te Kawa Waiora is a research project focused on the health and mauri of the Wairoa river and its tributaries, overseen by Reconnecting Northland, inspired and informed by the heads, hearts and rich history of the river's hau kainga.
The training and development programme, piloted through the PGF Clean Clear Water initiative, has been a breakthrough for Te Kete Hononga and what it can do in action.
Annual snapshot of Reconnecting Northland's programme and initiative outputs over the period 1 July 2020 - 30 June 2021.
