Wanganui extension study
Whanganui National Park may be extended by 82,000 hectares if investigations being carried out at present show the land is suitable. The land in question covers conservation land in the former Waitotara State Forest, Aotuhia, Matemateaonga
Range and Retaruke, including areas of the King Country and Taranaki. The land must fit national park criteria which includes: scenery of distinctive quality, unique or scientifically important ecological systems, or beautiful, unique or scientifically
important natural features. It must be in the national interest for preservation of the natural features.
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Ruapehu Bulletin, Volume 8, Issue 374, 19 February 1991, Page 16
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90Wanganui extension study Ruapehu Bulletin, Volume 8, Issue 374, 19 February 1991, Page 16
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