A gathering space designed to reflect the importance of caring for people (kia atawhai ki te iwi) and understanding the critical role of nature in our lives.
The space is designed to draw people together, in a setting that celebrates cultural and natural heritage values; provides opportunities for informal learning outside the classroom; and provides tables and seating designed to reflect traditional stone tools and encourage interaction and kai sharing.
Plant species have particular qualities to support the critical role of nature and include purifying and water cleansing properties, those that attract native wildlife, birds and butterflies; those that nourish and provide a source of kai; and plants with healing qualities and used in rongoa (traditional Māori medicine).
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