POU HERENGA WAKA/AUT RESEARCH NETWORK

Supporting the regeneration of natural and built environments

We undertake new research, interdisciplinary and community-engaged collaboration and provide actionable solutions to contemporary socio-ecological challenges and opportunities.

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Our vision

To accelerate a transition to a regenerated living world, where place-based knowledge systems and practices enable communities to thrive in kinship with te taiao, the living world.

Our mission

Catalysing change: We catalyse regenerative change by connecting communities, place-based knowledge systems and practices, and technologies to achieve systemic transformation.

Trans-disciplinary, cross-cultural, partner, place and project based: Our innovative, trans-disciplinary research supports kaitiakitanga, citizen science and community co-creation, amplifies youth voices, and fosters regenerative change to enable the vitality of te taiao, the living world.

Impactful: We operationalise and focus our collective insights to activate scalable, measurable, practical and ethical impact across systems and multi-generational timeframes.

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An ecosystem

Assessing system transformation

Employing technology to measure and understand socio-ecological change and the effects of regeneration efforts. Making regenerative indices and metrics cost-effective, accessible, actionable and scalable.

Community in action

Partnering with communities

Working with diverse communities to influence change for socio-ecological regeneration.

Applying learnings

Enacting regenerative change

Applying and scaling regenerative approaches to support regenerative strategy, policy and decision making. Testing new regenerative practices in place, in built and natural environments.

Get involved

You can join the Te Whare Tūroa AUT Regenerative Environments Research Network as either a partner or an affiliate, or you can simply request to be kept in the loop by joining our mailing list and receiving our monthly newsletter.

If you're a student or early career researcher, please contact us to discuss mentorship and how we can help develop your research.

How to get involved