We are thrilled to announce the launch of our “Awhi Awa | Embrace a Stream” packs, now available for all passionate conservationists and people keen to restore our waterways! These first edition packs are extremely limited, with only 50 available in our initial release.
Why Awhi Awa | Embrace a Stream?
In Aotearoa New Zealand, our waterways are home to an incredible array of native freshwater fish. Unfortunately, 76% of these species are either threatened or at risk of extinction. This includes all five species of mudfish, four whitebait species, kanakana/piharau (lamprey), tuna (longfin eel), and Stokell’s smelt. Our rivers, lakes, and wetlands are in a dire state, with nearly half of them in poor health. By embracing a stream, you can play a crucial role in restoring these vital ecosystems and ensuring a future for our precious native species.
What’s Inside the Awhi Awa Pack?
Each pack is designed to provide you with everything you need to start making a difference:
Information on Native Freshwater Fish Species: Learn about the unique native and endangered fish that live in our waterways.
Instructions on How to Awhi Awa | Embrace a Stream: Step-by-step guidance on how to get involved and make an impact.
Ika (Native Fish) Signage: Beautiful, sustainable signage of the tuna (longfin eel) and kōaro, crafted from scrap steel.
Educational Materials for Tamariki (Children): Engaging and informative resources to teach children about the importance of caring for our waterways.
Make a Tangible Difference
By purchasing an Awhi Awa | Embrace a Stream pack, you’re not just receiving a set of materials; you’re becoming a guardian of your local streams. Your support will directly contribute to the health and restoration of our waterways, creating a safer environment for our endangered native freshwater fish and other wildlife.
🐟 Get Your Pack Today
Don’t miss out on this limited opportunity to make a meaningful impact. Join us in our mission to protect and restore our streams.
Together, we can ensure that our rivers, lakes, and wetlands thrive once more, providing a sanctuary for our native freshwater species and a legacy for future generations.