“Global wildstock fisheries are in decline while demand for protein is growing. It is prudent for Ngā Iwi i Te Rohe o Te Waiariki and indeed all Māori to critically investigate alternative ways to supply kaimoana for whānau and for valuable world food markets.
We are exploring sustainable, resilient aquaculture opportunities – how we can do this together, care for our moana and importantly, grow our whānau!”
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Hī mussels are a taonga (treasure) to be enjoyed by all. Hī (pronounced “he”) is the Māori word for gathering seafood. Māori regard shellfish as a descendant and gift from Tangaroa, the god of…
Horizon Europe – a €95.5 billion (NZ$160 billion) funding programme – is open for applications and presents exciting opportunities for Ngā Iwi i Te Rohe o
Ngā Iwi i Te Rohe o Te Waiariki economic analysis and modelling show if iwi combined their efforts to grow our aquaculture investment, the sector could, at maturity,
New insights from The Food Institute show global fish consumption is rising faster than other proteins, driven by the growing recognition that kaimoana has a multitude of health benefits. However,
