Project Twin Streams Te Pou Arahi - traditional storytelling
Te Pou Arahi - Traditional Storytelling
Students from local schools Nga Kakano O Te Kaihanga and Sunderland School worked with Project Twin Streams and Te Kawerau a Maki carver, Sunnah Thompson, to turn an old burnt-out stump into a colourful identity marker on Henderson Creek.
The students created pictures of stream creatures, and the drawings – along with representation of the native plants found directly around the stump – were carved onto the tree. The students were then invited to paint the carvings.
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Project Twin StreamsProject Twin Streams - Working Together for Healthy Streams
Project Twin Streams is a West Auckland environmental restoration project which works with communities to restore the streams in their local neighbourhoods.
Currently there are five local catchment areas supported by four community organisations.
Project Twin Streams is also supported by local iwi Te Kawerau a Maki and Ngati Whatua, Auckland Council, Waicare and Manaaki Whenua Landcare.
