The Forest Rongoā Teahouse will be a space where anyone can come in, put their feet up and have a korero about their hopes for the future, Tanya says, including the future of Aotearoa's natural environment. 'Wellington City is really well known for but how we can include more? How can we learn more about what's good for us in nature and really think about the natural world whilst we're in this concrete space?' One of my favorite songs by The Waiehu Sons, Wailele Waiehu. The rongoā tea leaves served at the teahouse are sourced locally and will mostly be kawakawa, which is abundant around Wellington. When foraging rongoā tea leaves and preparing tea, it's important to take your time and think of the whole experience as something that's doing you good, Tanya says. 'For Māori, we think about plants as relatives to us, as grandparents. We're the mokopuna and we have respect for these plants.

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