Ngāi Tahu

Ngāi Tahu is the largest Māori tribe (iwi) in New Zealand, historically originating from the South Island. They have a rich cultural heritage rooted in traditional lands, language, and customs. Over the years, Ngāi Tahu has worked to preserve its identity, gain recognition, and promote the wellbeing of its people. They are involved in various initiatives, including education, environmental conservation, and economic development. The iwi also holds significant rights and interests in land and water resources through historical treaties, emphasizing the importance of honoring their heritage and ensuring a sustainable future for their community.