Traditional Knowledge of the island of Mauke, Cook Islands

A documentary of traditional knowledge relative to disaster risk awareness and management on the island of Mauke, Cook Islands.

[@panitaro7773]

Love my people and the knowledge they hold reach and grab it people hold on to it and pass it down this is how we keep these traditions and practises alive thanku Mama's and papas love u all

[@nobiinou-pipi486]

I'm from Papua and we just love you Cook Islanders .. Meitaki

[@unknowncharson8214]

Miss u nana and will always love u know it's hard because I never got to see you R.I.P😷😷😷😷😷😷😦😣

[@telizakairae9164]

I miss these voices and missing back home

[@roela88]

This is a treasure trove of precious knowledge! I wish I was taught these in school.

[@telizakairae9164]

This is absolutely true, I've seen it with chickens and frigate birds during cyclone back home..

[@downtoearth5108]

Kiaora Mauke. He pai ki te taringa te whakarongo ki te reo taketake o nga maatua nei. He pera i te waiata. (Beautiful to the ear to hear the elders speak in their first language. It's music to the ears). Noho ora mai Mauke te Kuki Aerani.

[@122rokon]

Thank you. I am from Whakatane in Aotearoa /New Zealand. My ancestors are Wairaka and her Father Toroa our chief of Mataatua waka, it is said they came from Ma'uke around 1350ad. I intend to come and spend time so I wanted to learn abit more. Thank you again.

[@Mpro109]

Thanks for the awesome knowledge really appreciate it

[@danielvero3768]

Kia Orana, Love to hear stories about our beautiful island Mauke. I'm on the search for anyone that knows the Tau'u family. My father left Mauke for NZ in 1965. His Father Tetua n Uncle William Buck.

[@paerurima1000]

The one island I really want to go and visit to see where my papa was from

[@histochronos]

Love how they use the traditional signs that a cyclone is approaching, or there will be bad weather. Always observe the animals. If they’re acting strange, something is wrong.

[@harrythetreesurgeon511]

What a special Island.

[@davidakanoa4454]

Meitaki for the information

[@TERIYAKI682]

Te Akaroa. Rest in love teia au Pa Metua.

[@esthertamehana1291]

Me pehea hoki e kore ai E marama 😊❤️ NZ Karawhiua

[@awiii7966]

Te ātaahua hoki o ngā kōrero nei mō ngā tohu o te taiao. E tino rite ana te reo nei ki te reo i konei, i te Tai Tokerau, Aotearoa.

[@novak4594]

My grandmother talk to me in Rarotongan Maori. E tuke teia nei reo. Kare au e marama

[@davisnicholls8714]

Meitaki atupaka ki teia au metua no te akamarama no runga i teia au akairo o te uriia.

[@user-st5vl5go9m]

😢Te akaroa miss yous

[@joeaerenga6816]

My home

[@candice6651]

Does anyone know the song in the beginning????

[@pramieskintapa3610]

Like it

[@clemenua9707]

Always been true