
Te Tai Uka a Pia: Iwi relationships with the Southern and Antarctic Oceans
Pūrakau about Te Moana Tāpokopoko a Tāwhaki, the Southern Ocean

Kā Huru Manu is a mapping project and interactive atlas of more than 1,000 traditional Māori place names in Te Waipounamu. It shares the histories associated with these places and maps traditional travel routes across the Ngāi Tahu rohe.

This resource explores Māori weather knowledge and the risks of climate change.

View historic indigenous forest cover in Te Wai Pounamu based on a range of different data and imagery.

This resource explores the Maramataka, its origins, its cultural significance, and its relationship with Māori agriculture.

Explore traditional cuisine's role in climate resilience and cultural health in Waikato.

An interactive key to identify different Aotearoa willow species.

Biota of New Zealand is a comprehensive catalogue of scientific data about fungi, land invertebrates, and plants.

This project explores Māori food traditions and how climate change impacts cultural health.

Kaitiakitanga, kiwifruit, and what a Māori food story actually means.

Discover traditional Māori uses of native plants, fungi and seaweed.


An interactive key to identify different weeds that can be found in Aotearoa.

Blending mātauranga Māori and science to support whenua-based enterprises.