As Kiwis, we've always loved our great outdoors. We've done things like, bring the black robin back from extinction. We've protected our unique cultural heritage and we've provided natural places for people to enjoy. But there is still more to do. The Department of Conservation needs your help. We're looking for people just like you to help protect what makes New Zealand great. We emphasise all the time that it's a park for the community. It's the air park. We want to get away from that idea that there are different consumers of this local resource but there are also contributors. We are an environment school, so we do want to pass on to kids that excitement for the natural world. To other people my age and other people wanting to make a difference, it really could be as easy as just finding an issue that relates to you and signing a petition about it. You could write an email, you could volunteer. It's the most rewarding thing to walk through and all compassion say that you've planted all of those trees. It's not pretty good to know that you're going to be helping bring back the wildlife and all the mates of birds and insects. Just working in your own Fenwoa really, real privilege. At the end of the day, as Tomatafinoa, the way in which our landscape is, the way in which our forest are, our birds are, they're a direct reflection on who we are as a people. And for Māori, as Tomatafinoa, we're going to let this responsibility seriously. It's the only way forward to have that community collaboration and it's the most effective, the most successful, and the most fun way to achieve success. Doc is a great partner for New Zealand because it enables us to cover off two of our key objectives. One, they enable us to make a contribution to the environment through conservation programmes. But they're also a big player in the tourism market and therefore they're a logical partner for us. I think tourism and farming have got a lot of similarities and that they both rely on our clean, green, beautiful environment to sell its products. The Māori Teanew Zealand has been a proud sponsor of Takahe Eurascu. We've been able to really closely align our brand and our business with the values of conservation in New Zealand. Large parts of what Doc does, Regional Council also does, just simply on different land. So it's an opportunity that we really should have grasped many, many years ago. We were only a small country with a glimpse of resources, so this just makes sense to get together and actually work more collaboratively. Whether you're the sort of person who likes to think big or might can and get your hands dirty, you can make a difference. What's more, you'd be doing something that's fun and healthy too. So what are you waiting for? Let's get out there and make New Zealand the greatest living space on Earth. We can make a difference! Get in front!