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High country wetlands are threatened by agricultural development. The Lake Heron wetland shown here is part of the Mt Arrowsmith pastoral lease. Development assisted by a Rural Bank loan involved construction of this illegal drain (no water right), cultivation and mob stocking with cattle. The Cameron Fan wetlands are now protected by the Rakaia river draft conservation order and this drain should immediately be filled in. Photo: G McSweeney.

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Forest and Bird, Volume 15, Issue 4, 1 November 1984, Unnumbered Page

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High country wetlands are threatened by agricultural development. The Lake Heron wetland shown here is part of the Mt Arrowsmith pastoral lease. Development assisted by a Rural Bank loan involved construction of this illegal drain (no water right), cultivation and mob stocking with cattle. The Cameron Fan wetlands are now protected by the Rakaia river draft conservation order and this drain should immediately be filled in. Photo: G McSweeney. Forest and Bird, Volume 15, Issue 4, 1 November 1984, Unnumbered Page

High country wetlands are threatened by agricultural development. The Lake Heron wetland shown here is part of the Mt Arrowsmith pastoral lease. Development assisted by a Rural Bank loan involved construction of this illegal drain (no water right), cultivation and mob stocking with cattle. The Cameron Fan wetlands are now protected by the Rakaia river draft conservation order and this drain should immediately be filled in. Photo: G McSweeney. Forest and Bird, Volume 15, Issue 4, 1 November 1984, Unnumbered Page

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