Regenesis Design

12/10/2020

This weekend two workshops being held : The Art of Foraging by Mamakan on the beautiful land of Titirangi Rudolf Steiner School

Titirangi Earth Festival proudly supports:

For this Weekend .......

The Art of Foraging experiential workshop

Inspired by growing roots to the land, Mamakan's botanical art studio has moved inside the New Zealand bush. She is inviting you for the first ever seasonal walk of sensory storytelling held on the land of Titirangi Rudolf Steiner School. During the walk, you will use your senses to see, smell, touch and taste native plants.

Mamakan is hosting two walks this weekend on Saturday 17th and Sunday 18th of October 2020 at 10am-1pm. Join this guided bush walk and immerse yourself with sensorial storytelling inspired by ancient wisdom, wonder and wellbeing. What does a fern frond taste like? How good is the flavour of a native bush kombucha? And would you want to wear an indigenous perfume?

Each walk takes about 3 hours, and includes tastings of foraged food and drinks. Adults and children from 6 years and up are welcome. Please bring sensible hiking boots or gumboots. Fee: 75$ for School Parents (95$ Public fee for Adults) and 25$ for School Students (35$ Public fee for Children).

Spaces are limited and first-come-first-serve bookings essential by emailing Mamakan at [email protected] or messaging 0272209107 with your name, phone number and the day you’d like to take part.

11/06/2020

Created another Waste free meal from my Kitchen with Black rice leftovers and Wilted Kale.... all in the good cause of Love Food hate Waste!

Great Project using food wastage: leftovers and slightly blemished or not so pretty vegetables -stuff we would normally throw out for Love Food Hate Waste Pr...

13/03/2020

12/03/2019

The conversations are happening , come and learn more about the incredible intelligence held within nature at the Titirangi Earth festival on the 6th April.
Join in on a symposium, take part in a fun workshop, or just come and hang out in beautiful surroundings and be inspired.

http://titirangiearthfestival.eventbrite.com

See you there !

What do trees talk about? In the Douglas fir forests of Canada, see how trees “talk” to each other by forming underground symbiotic relationships—called mycorrhizae—with fungi to relay stress signals and share resources with one another.

30/07/2018

A wonderful surprise and acknowledgment last week at the Auckland Council / Eco matters Zero Waste awards. I was nominated and awarded in the "Trailblazer" category Runner-Up for the community work , awareness, passion and encouragement for Zero Waste efforts in the West Auckland area. Sharing this award with all those friends , family and community people who have been a part of this 4 year journey and supported in making it so much fun.
Looking forward to continuing and strengthening this work as we evolve and take it to the next level. The winner of this award was "Everybody Eats" a volunteer group that takes food waste and with the help of top chefs in Auckland a three course meal is cooked and served in St Stevens Arcade in K Road every Monday evening for the homeless and needed. Very inspiring to see the great work that is happening to bring Social , Economic and Environmental change as we move towards Auckland becoming Zero Waste by 2040.