Heal the Hauraki
Heal the Hauraki is an environmental docuseries and media campaign highlighting solutions to major environmental issues with a focus on the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland.
About
Heal the Hauraki aims to raise awareness of the significant ecological issues we face in and around the Hauraki Gulf while sharing stories of hope and inspiration.
In a three-part docuseries Heal the Hauraki shares the stories, experiences and ethos of experts and leaders in diverse fields (including National Commission Culture Commissioner, Dr Dan Hikuroa) to provide insight and inspiration to others. Their personal experience of Te Ao Māori is woven into the work that they do and share when working with communities and youth.
Health the Hauraki’s kaupapa is aroha and action and aims to link the big challenges we face with actions that everyday people can participate in - an invitation to join one of the many and varied restoration and protection activities already underway.
The release of the docuseries is supported by a social media campaign, inviting people into the kōrero, and making it easy for them to step forward and take action.
Heal the Hauraki has been officially endorsed as a UN Ocean Decade activity.
