State
Phase 1
Duration
2014 - 2019
Project Leader(s)
Jon Procter
Muaupoko, Ngāi Tahu
Massey University
Project Summary
This project involved developing frameworks to support iwi to undertake their own natural hazard monitoring and management strategies and reviving traditional environmental planning methods for Māori land, natural resources and landscapes of cultural significance.
Resources from this project
Report
Investigating the role of iwi management plans in natural hazard management: a case study from the Bay of Plenty region.
Saunders WSA. 2018. Investigating the role of iwi management plans in natural hazards management: a case study from the Bay of Plenty region. Lower Hutt…
Report
Threading the basket of knowledge: The role of iwi and hapū management plans for natural hazard research design
This report outlines how to use Iwi and Hapū Management Plans - a useful starting point to inform research and engagement with iwi and hapū.
Report
Analysing processes of inclusion and use of natural hazard information in Iwi and Hapū Management Plans: Case studies from the Bay of Plenty
Saunders WSA, Kaiser LH. 2019. Analysing processes of inclusion and use of natural hazard information in iwi and hapū management plans: case studies from the…
Report
Setting the scene: The role of Iwi Management Plans in natural hazard management
Saunders, W.S.A. 2017 Setting the scene : the role of iwi management plans in natural hazard management. Lower Hutt, N.Z.: GNS Science. GNS Science report…
Webinar
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