This article brings together the extensive suite of resources to support learning about animal ethics via a kaupapa Māori approach.
It is a 'one stop shop' and a useful way to navigate your way around the site.
Watch this recorded webinar presented by Dr Georgina Tuari Stewart. It provides an overview of the research and resources looking at Māori concepts for animal ethics.
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The kiore was purposely brought to Aotearoa by early Polynesian settlers.
- Why do some people regard kiore as taonga?
- Why do some people regard kiore as an introduced pest species?
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This image is titled 'Cat lurking in the grass'.
- Is this cat a pet or a pest?
- Is it lurking or simply observing its environment?
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This image also features a cat looking at something while in the grass.
- Is this cat a pet or a pest?
- Is it lurking or simply observing its environment?
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- What do you observe in this image?
- What message is it trying to portray?
- What emotions does it evoke?
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This article, along with videos, explains how and why a kura and its community developed a protocol to balance kaitikitanga and the sacrifice of moths to create a local reference collection.