These profiles document real work in the Vector Group Charitable Trust kai resilience network (CC45966). They start with Troppo — the living tropical urban food forest — then the education and digital layers built so more of Aotearoa can learn, plan and connect. No invented yields or fake testimonials.
Te Puke, Bay of Plenty, Aotearoa New Zealand
Te Puke’s working urban tropical food forest: the chapter you can walk today — stacked canopy, nursery, workshops and the seedbed for NZ grower tools, with teaching that feeds this wiki.
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Aotearoa New Zealand (online + Bay of Plenty workshops)
Free kai-resilience learning for Aotearoa: courses, workshops, cohorts and certificates — the education path that sits between Troppo’s living forest and RegenOS land planning.
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Digital · Aotearoa New Zealand (tools born in Te Puke)
Digital case study: free Troppo planning tools and RegenOS land intelligence — built so lessons from Te Puke’s urban food forest can travel further than a single plot.
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