Introduction
Kororā are a taonga species for Ngāti Mutunga and an important indicator of the health of our coastal environment. Found along our shores, Kororā connect our people to the moana and remind us of our responsibility as kaitiaki to protect and care for the natural world. Their presence reflects the balance between land and sea, and the ongoing relationship between iwi, environment, and future generations.
Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Mutunga is committed to safeguarding Kororā and the habitats they depend on through environmental monitoring, protection initiatives, and community awareness. This kaupapa recognises the pressures Kororā face, including habitat loss, human disturbance, and environmental change, and seeks to reduce these impacts through collective action and informed stewardship. By strengthening our understanding of Kororā and their environment, we aim to support their long-term survival while upholding our role as kaitiaki of our rohe.
Mahi Kororā
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Kororā
Kororā nesting season is well under way with two sets of chicks from our monitored nest boxes at Urenui fully fledged and another set incubating

School Holiday Programme
A huge thank you to everyone who joined us for an exciting School Holiday Programme on our whenua! The school holiday programme kicked off our

Taiao Update
Paparoa Site As part of our program to protect the Pohutukawa population at Paparoa, we have been working with the landowners along the coast and