
Ka mua ka muri - Walking backwards into the future - Why climate change matters to Māori
Understand how climate change could impact Māori culture and identity.

Ka taki mai te māuru | When the nor’wester howls explores traditional Māori weather knowledge. It highlights how climate change threatens this wisdom, detailing local indicators and seasonal changes. The resource serves as a guide for understanding environmental signals in order to adapt to changing climate conditions.


This resource details temperature changes in New Zealand and health risks linked to extremes.

This report analyzes climate risks in Northland, focusing on impacts, perspectives, and management strategies.

Understand how climate change might impact the future of health, wellbeing, culture, and economic security for Māori.

Dairy farmers in Waikato adapt to floods, droughts, and climate change impacts.

See how drought conditions and extreme rainfall in Aotearoa have changed as a result of climate change.

Explore climate leadership rooted in Matapihi's unique cultural knowledge and practices.

This report explores climate change impacts on New Zealand agriculture.

This research explains how climate change affects heavy rainfall in Aotearoa.

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

See how a Northland hapū iwi trust is leading its own climate adaptation planning.

Explore drought impacts and find adaptation strategies for a changing climate.

Learn how warmer ocean temperatures are affecting ngā tohu tuku iho o te mahinga kai.