10 Questions
Mahika/mahinga kai is a concept that is not significant for Māori culture.
False
The term 'mahinga kai' means 'to play with food'.
False
Mahinga kai only involves the gathering of food but not the ecosystems and habitats where these species are found.
False
Mahinga kai practices do not include intergenerational practices and tikanga.
False
Mahinga kai is solely about survival and does not relate to prosperity.
False
The ability to gather resources does not impact the mana of an iwi or hapū.
False
Mahinga kai developed independently of local flora and fauna, climate, and geography in New Zealand.
False
Mātai Whaiaroaro (physiology) has no role in defining what can be considered food in the context of mahinga kai.
False
Mahinga kai practices are not based on knowledge of our digestive processes.
False
Being able to gather kai is unrelated to the ability to put food on the table according to Te Marino Lenihan.
False
Explore the concept of mahinga kai, which highlights the significance of values and protection of natural resources in Māori culture. Learn about its relation to gathering food, ecosystems, intergenerational practices, and tikanga. Discover how mahinga kai is integral to survival, prosperity, and relationships.
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