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Ngā Mata o Tāne: Valued native tree characteristics and cultural practices through the lens of traditional kaiwhakairo rākau (Māori wood carvers) and ringa kohi kākano (seed collectors) in Aotearoa New Zealand<p dir="ltr">A comprehensive engagement process of interviews, surveys and wānanga (workshops) with 45 participants in 2023-24 has broadened our understanding of how kaiwhakairo rākau (traditional Māori wood carvers) and ringa kohi kākano (seed collectors) select and value native rākau (tree/wood) species while upholding cultural practices in Aotearoa New Zealand.</p><p dir="ltr">Kaiwhakairo rākau