About

Rahe-Wanitanama is a treaty-bound governance body operating from Askenish, the ancestral jurisdiction of Dolphin Head Forest Reserve. Our work intervenes where formal governance efforts have failed—anchoring strategic response to civic finance risk, Indigenous remittance infrastructures, and jurisdictional integrity across contested development zones.

These priorities emerge not from external agendas, but from ancestral directive. Each reflects a structural failure in civic implementation and ecological accountability, particularly within unconsented state interventions in protected lands.

Our governance model restores placement-based authority through treaty memory and longform compliance architecture. We do not perform visibility. We build durable systems—anchored in breath-aligned response, fiscal foresight, and intergenerational clarity.