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Mahika kai workshops

Free

Date & Time:
14 July [SOLD OUT]

Location:
Lake Tekapo School, Arorangi Creasant, Takapō (Lake Tekapo)


Facilitator: Michael McMillan

Mahika kai is a term that refers to the traditional practices and knowledge of gathering, cultivating, and utilising natural resources for food, medicine, and other cultural purposes. Mahika kai is a vital part of te ao Māori and is deeply connected to the land, waterways and ecosystems that sustain it. Michael McMillan of Arowhenua will be holding 30-minute workshops sharing his knowledge on mahika kai and sites of significance in the Arowhenua takiwā.

No prior knowledge of mahika kai is needed to attend this workshop.