Māori Reserve Land

Māori Reserve Land refers to areas of land set aside in New Zealand for the use and benefit of Māori, the indigenous people of the country. These lands were established through historical laws and acts to recognize Māori rights and interests. They are often governed by specific legislation that prioritizes Māori cultural values and community needs. While these lands are meant to support Māori well-being and development, they can come with restrictions on use and ownership compared to general land. Ultimately, Māori Reserve Land plays a crucial role in preserving Māori identity and autonomy.