Tāhei’Autī ia Mo’orea
Culture is inseparable from our preservation goals
The Federation
Tāhei ‘Autī ia Mo’orea grew out of community groups bringing together members of cultural, religious, sports, environmental and fishing associations and regular Mo’orea residents. All firmly resolved to save Mo’orea!
The gathering of Mo’orea residents on November 13, 2021 for the Tāhei created the momentum for our mission. Save the natural and cultural heritage of our island and act for its sustainable development.
Key figures
The Tāhei ‘Autī ia Mo’orea Federation was officially created in March 2022 and has been going strong ever since.
Members
Collective
Companies
Associations
By 2025, we would like to raise awareness of Mo’orea’s future among at least 200 members, involving some twenty organizations from the professional and voluntary sectors. Please help us achieve this goal, which will enable us to continue our actions and protect our heritage.
Defending Mo’orea and its authenticity
For some years now, Mo’orea has been a victim of its success. An influx of inhabitants in search of a better quality of life, an impressive increase of real estate projects that are out of all proportion to the island’s of our island. The Tāhei ‘Autī ia Mo’orea Federation is doing its utmost to inform and defend the interests of the island’s inhabitants so that, together, we can continue to live in harmony on our island.
By pooling their resources and knowledge, the active members, all volunteers, aim to minimize the impact of necessary development on our island and its environment.
We care!
The ruling at the Paris Court of Appeal will be held on October 9.
The Federation has filed a petition with the Paris Administrative Court of Appeal against the regularization of the work and the building permit granted to Mr. and Mrs. Mantovani for the construction of a commercial complex (Gemo, Tahiti pas cher, and Home Décoration) on plot CI 13 of the Paetou site.
‘Ohura’a o te tau enters schools in Moorea
‘Ohura’a o te tau, the cycle of time and space, enters schools in Papetoai and Afareaitu on Moorea
Opening of GEMO, TAHITI PAS CHER, and HOME DECO in Moorea
The GEMO / TAHITI PAS CHER / HOME DECO store has finally opened to the public in Moorea, on the Paetou site.
Subvention granted for “ ‘Ohura’a o te tau ” kits
FDVA subvention granted to finance “ ‘Ohura’a o te tau ” kits for schools in Mo’orea.
Activities of Peho ‘Uru and Fare Aru in July 2025
Arrival of around twenty uru trees and signing of the agreement with the DAG
Natura Porinetia Fund Supports the Fare Aru Project
Fonds Natura Porinetia supports the Fare Aru project, promoting the environment, culture and transmission in Moorea
Mā'ohi culture
We need to put culture back at the heart of our practices. The fabric of culture is the history of a people. Drawing on the past to devise long-term solutions is the key to balanced development for everyone.
This is how the Tāhei ‘Autī ia Mo’orea Federation draws on the knowledge and know-how handed down through the generations to the island’s elders.
I’m committed to the federation to give back to Mo’orea all the happiness it brings me and will bring me in the future.
The pillars
Te moana, Te fenua, Te ra’i
The Earth Te fenua, the Sea Te moana and the Sky Te ra’i are the inseparable components of Te Ao Maohi, the perception of the world in which we have always evolved. It’s important to remember that the stars guided our pirogues, the sea carried us from one island to another and the earth nourished us.
Te moana
Te fenua
Te ra’i
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