Ngāti Tama is a Māori iwi (tribe) located in New Zealand, primarily associated with the Taranaki region. The iwi has a rich cultural heritage and is known for its historical connections to the land and its people. Ngāti Tama's traditional territories include areas around the western coast of the North Island, particularly near the Mount Taranaki area. The iwi is part of the larger Taranaki Māori community and has a strong focus on preserving its language, traditions, and customs. Ngāti Tama actively engages in various initiatives to promote cultural revitalization and community development, ensuring that their unique identity and history are passed down to future generations.