Ngā momo mātauranga taiao.
Safely engages participants in activities such as hunting, fishing, and diving for seafood, aimed at teaching practical skills, environmental awareness, and sustainable practices. These activities help youth connect with nature, learn about wildlife conservation, and develop a sense of responsibility for the environment.
Te ara ki te ihuoneone
Focuses on sustainable farming practices, including planting, harvesting, composting, and pest management. Participants gain hands-on experience in growing organic produce, learning the importance of sustainable agriculture and food security while developing practical skills that can lead to future employment opportunities.
Kia whakakī i te kete oranga
Teaches essential outdoor survival skills, such as shelter building, fire starting, foraging for wild edibles, navigation using maps and compasses, water purification, and basic first aid, fostering resilience and self-reliance among participants.
Toitū te taiao
Involves participants in habitat restoration, native species planting, and conservation education. These projects aim to instil a sense of stewardship for the environment, enhance biodiversity, and provide practical conservation experience that benefits both the participants and the local ecosystem.