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Our Research Projects To Mobilise for Action

Mobilising for Action’s research projects embody knowledges that are mātauranga Māori and Western science ​because both have a role to play in understanding the human dimensions of forest health management.

Learn more about our research projects by visiting the project gallery below.

Or link to our research strategy.

  • RA 1.1 & RA 1.1.1

    He taonga kē te ngahere

    He taura here ki te taiao

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  • RA 1.2

    Māra Tautāne: Revitalising a hapū practice connected to te taiao

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  • RA 1.3

    Toi Taiao Whakatairanga:
    Kauri dieback, myrtle rust and public awareness through arts practices

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  • RA 1.4

    Toitū te Ngahere: Art in schools for forest health

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  • RA. 2.1

    Being manuhiri: Arriving with care in the places you cherish


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  • RA 2.2

    Understanding Why Peri-Urban Residents Do/Do Not Engage in Forest Health Protection: An Audience Segmentation Approach

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  • RA 2.3

    Co-producing Biosecurity for the Ngahere: Reframing Biosecurity Tension through a Citizen Social Science Approach

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  • RA 2.4

    Postcolonial Biosecurity Possibilities



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