Ngāi Tahu Marine Cultural Health Index 2013 User Manual

Hepburn, Chris; Akins, Ashli; Scott, Nigel; McCarthy, Alaric; Schweikert, Katja; Moller, Henrik

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Ngāi Tahu Marine Cultural Health Index 2013 User Manual

Akins, Ashli; Scott, Nigel; McCarthy, Alaric; Schweikert, Katja; Hepburn, Chris; Moller, Henrik

Cite this item: Akins, A., Scott, N., McCarthy, A., Schweikert, K., Hepburn, C., & Moller, H. (2013). Ngāi Tahu Marine Cultural Health Index 2013 User Manual (He Kōhinga Rangahau No. 16). University of Otago. Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/10523/5369

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Date: 2013

Publisher: University of Otago

Series: He Kōhinga Rangahau

Series number: 16

Keywords: Inshore; toolkit; TMK; Ngāi Tahu; Marine

Research Type: Commissioned Report for External Body

Languages: English

Abstract:

He Kōhinga Rangahau is the research report series of Te Tiaki Mahinga Kai, a national coalition of tangata kaitiaki, researchers, and managers dedicated to sustained enhancement of the cultural, economic, social, and environmental wellbeing of Māori and New Zealand as a whole. This will be achieved through the application of mātauranga and science associated with mahinga kai to modern customary fisheries practices. See www.mahingakai.org.nz for a detailed description of the kaupapa. He Kōhinga Rangahau means “the gathering together of research findings.” This report may be used and cited by anyone with due acknowledgement to Tiaki Mahinga Kai and its funders.

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