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Ka ora te tangata, ka ora te whenua - When the land is well, the people are well.I first learnt about the Tiwaiwaka movement through my studies of Rongoā Māori and our native plants under the guidance of Pa McGowan and Donna Kerridge. Through their organisation www.titokieducation.co.nz, Pa and Donna run regular wananga (conferences) through the year ranging from introductory...

Ka ora te whenua, Ka ora te tangata.When the land is well, the people will be well. Tiwaiwaka is another name for the Piwakawaka (fantail) from the Whanganui area of Aotearoa. This symbol represents a movement of healers, Rongoā Māori practitioners, conservationists, activists and all able people to restore the mauri (life force) of the whenua (land) guided by the...