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Table of Contents Kai<strong>moana</strong> Abundance & Environmental Impact ............... 1 Changing Methods of Accessing Kai<strong>moana</strong> ....................... 1 Commercial Pressure .................................................... 4 Poaching & Other Pressures .......................................... 6 Past Abundance & Present State ................................ 8 Recreational Pressure .......................................... 19 Past & Current Impact of Land Uses on Kai<strong>moana</strong> ............ 22 Aspirations for Kai<strong>moana</strong> Abundance ....................... 28 Kaitiaki Action ............................................................. 33 Problem Recognition ................................................... 35 Conflict & Resolution ................................................... 58 Goal Setting ............................................................. 68 Initiating Change ................................................... 87 Relationship Building (networks) ................................ 97 Leadership ............................................................. 105 Monitoring; Issuing Permits .......................................... 118 Kaitiaki Formal Training Tools ................................ 116 Legal Mechanisms & Government Intervention ............. 119 Barriers for Iwi/Hapū .......................................... 121 ix
Page 1 and 2: Mana moana
Page 3: Mauriora ki te whaiao, ki te ao mā
Page 6 and 7: This report was compiled by Rachel
Page 10: Helpers; Enablers .................
Page 13 and 14: You take pressure off wild stocks;
Page 15 and 16: Commercial Pressure What can be don
Page 17 and 18: Poaching & Other Pressures Who are
Page 19 and 20: Past Abundance & Present State What
Page 21 and 22: ..................... ...one of the
Page 23 and 24: people get a good taste of it now b
Page 25 and 26: estuary it was just abundance of fi
Page 27 and 28: (kakau?), so we went up the Kaituna
Page 29 and 30: he’s not a scientist but that was
Page 31 and 32: ..................... Every bugger
Page 33 and 34: Past & Current Impact of Land Uses
Page 35 and 36: down - Interviewee #19 ............
Page 37 and 38: Interviewee #27 - [Land use] has da
Page 39 and 40: Aspirations for Abundance What is i
Page 41 and 42: ..................... the taiāpure
Page 44 and 45: Kaitiaki Action What are the kaitia
Page 46 and 47: Problem Recognition What have iwi i
Page 48 and 49: ..................... I cannot get
Page 50 and 51: improvements, such as the Ohau Chan
Page 52 and 53: and out this slick just goes, ... t
Page 54 and 55: Interviewer #1 - It’s a bit of a
Page 56 and 57: damaging the ecology with those wat
Page 58 and 59:
Mana moana
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the coastal people, when you start
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I forgot that the Rotorua Lakes Str
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RMA. That’s where we’re getting
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much as they can but in the non-Mā
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..................... Interviewee #
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Quotes: within the fisheries mechan
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we need to be doing what we're doin
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Interviewee #18- Yeah, yep, totally
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we’ve had meetings, hopefully the
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Just leave it alone.’ - Interview
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Cut quotas Quotes: The long-term go
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particular boat that goes out, that
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I think we all have to understand t
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Interviewee #14- So in other words,
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when the snapper come into spawn of
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those objectives. So I think you’
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water management a
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We’ve investigated ourselves and
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would be in a much healthier positi
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Initiating Change What are the acti
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Interviewee #4- The urgent need, li
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that we had rights under the Treaty
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Interviewer #1 - But they don’t n
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we shared what we had in common and
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Relationship Building: (networks) H
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managing those rel
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part, which is the major part. The
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could be as simple as if the River
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Leadership What qualities make a go
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family thing has been to adapt to t
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..................... ‘Sooner or
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Interviewee #19 - It is frustrating
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kaimoana. Things h
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locals and they’re not the Asians
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timeline that we did in the trainin
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Legal Mechanisms & Government Inter
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Barriers for Iwi/Hapū What are the
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..................... Because when
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If you put the same application for
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Interviewer #1 - Why are people afr
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Interviewee #7 - I mean, there are
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We were totally unprepared for the
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Interviewee #10 - And Te Puni Kōki
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Interviewee #10 - You should sue th
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..................... Interviewee #
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have precedence over tangat
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..................... And I can und
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so we’re not talking and sharing
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Interviewee #19 - No, it was a volu
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Interviewee #20 - Yes, the answer i
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hapū does, the hapū the whanui wi
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not there. … we said, ‘Well we
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on for a long time at Maketu, peopl
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..................... Interviewer #
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Helpers; Enablers Who/what has help
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Interviewee #3- We get on well with
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Interviewee #8- They have, yes, the
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MFish were great, MFish were great
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Interviewee #16- That’s what we w
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Interviewer #1 - He’s with Easter
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that many committees in Maketu for
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Legal Mechanisms Attempted to Use b
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Basically, we wanted to man
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group and so proceeded to hīkoi in
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that board was made up over there a
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actually. So we owe a lot to that o
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they wanted to sink the boat into o
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has to be some type of difference m
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..................... Interviewee #
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..................... I guess the s
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Interviewee #4- Well, now we've got
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Interviewee#18 - I see that without
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into progress for our people and th
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Government holds the purse strings,
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It doesn't matter if you’re local
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... Interviewer #1 - You’d mentio
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We're still waiting for a response
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Interviewee#6 - Yeah and there was
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Interviewee #8- No, they didn't and
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Interviewer #1 - So you agreed to-
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..................... Interviewee #
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it was actually a part of our overa
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and battered because they had just
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‘If they’re there next week, th
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Māori so that still lingers in the
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usually about them coming out, ‘O
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..................... Interviewer #
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Interviewee #20 - It would appear s
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committee that was selected, I’m
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that is very important to us and we
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that it’s been a really dire situ
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Interviewee #29b - they told us, lo
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got so frustrating because the farm
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Spirituality Summary of Key Points:
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gap in your, you know, and you end
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we’ve been told the kaitiaki is a
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and some don’t or they don’t wa
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Interviewee #15b - That’s where o
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unless we’re able to develop our
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