The Magazine for New Zealand’s Outdoor CommunityKi Waho – Into The Outdoors is a new magazine designed, edited and published by Outdoors New Zealand (ONZ) on behalf of the outdoor community. Ki Waho is designed to foster learning, innovation, best practices, knowledge transfer and collaboration within the outdoors sector, both nationally and internationally.
Ki Waho brings New Zealand’s outdoor community together to share knowledge and ideas, foster innovation and best practices, encourage environmental responsibility and cultural understanding, and promote safe and enjoyable experiences in the great outdoors.
 
Apology In the last issue of Ki Waho, Outdoors New Zealand published an apology regarding an article entitled Climbing Helmet Research which had appeared in Issue One – the Winter Mountain Edition. Further to that, Outdoors New Zealand wish to unreservedly apologise to the following authors for publishing their material without permission: Michael Hodgson, Andy Kirkpatrick and Mark Taylor. We also wish to apologise for mistakenly publishing this material in the name of Aaron Halstead. As mentioned in our apology in Issue 2 of Ki Waho, Aaron Halstead put together this research on climbing helmets for the benefit of our outdoor community, but in doing so, he and Outdoors New Zealand failed to make it clear who had written the material. To our readers, we apologise for this lapse in professionalism and for any ensuing confusion. We are now putting together specific submission guidelines for writers to ensure that this does not happen again. We acknowledge the generous support of Michael Hodgson in producing these guidelines. Back IssuesA limited number of copies of Issues 1 & 2 of Ki Waho are available from Outdoors New Zealand: communications@outdoorsnz.org.nz DownloadsYou can now download PDF Files of each article as it appeared in the magazine. Click on the title you want to download below. Note that downloads are only avaiable once each issue of Ki Waho has been published for six months. A History of Mountain Guiding in New Zealand Dave Crowe Tribute to Sir Edmund Hillary Chris Knol Profile: Mountain Safety Council
Recognising and Developing Adaptive Expertise within Outdoor and Expedition Leaders Shayne Galloway
Profile: SFRITO
2007 Drowning Statistics Water Safety NZ
Tech Low-Down: Multipoint Anchors Kip Mandeno
Sustainability & Quality in Outdoor Business Bob Feasey
Volunteerism in the Mountain Community Ollie Clifton
'Braids as Systems” A Confluence Perspective Jean Corey-Wright
The Confluence – tutakitanga
Toward a Critical Outdoor Education Practice Allan Hill
Tu mai ra Hikurangi Ron Taukamo
Educating for Sustainability Dave Irwin
Sustainability in NZ from An Overseas Point of View Alexandra Albert
The True Story of Performance Next-to-Skin Fabrics David Ellis
The National Incident Database
OutdoorsMark Garth Gulley
Building Resilience to Catastrophic Natural Events Graham Strickert The History of Sea Kayak Guiding and SKOANZ in NZ Andy Thompson
Maritime NZ Kayaking Safety Initiative
Profile: ATTTO New Ways of Doing Old Tricks in River Rescue Matt Barker
Finding and Keeping the Right Person for the Job Bob Feasey
Organisational Change at Outward Bound
The Comfort Zone Mike Brown The Day the Boat Rolled Over… Jim Mikoz
Incident Reviews: Aspects of Good Practice Cathye Haddock
Felling Trees Above the Bushline Stu Allan
Outdoor Recreation Review Profile: Water Safety NZ
River Safety Chris Tews
Making the Switch to 406 Beacons
OutdoorsMark Garth Gulley |
