Mt Harata rises 1374m above the Grey River Valley, and forms part of the forested wildlife corridor linking the Southern Alps with the Paparoa Range. Forests on its slopes are zoned for logging but are now proposed as an ecological reserve. This would protect the most extensive area of red beech forest on outwash gravels in North Westland, which is home to a huge range of native birds including the rare yellowhead. Photo: Kevin Smith.
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Forest and Bird, Volume 17, Issue 3, 1 August 1986, Page 30
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75Mt Harata rises 1374m above the Grey River Valley, and forms part of the forested wildlife corridor linking the Southern Alps with the Paparoa Range. Forests on its slopes are zoned for logging but are now proposed as an ecological reserve. This would protect the most extensive area of red beech forest on outwash gravels in North Westland, which is home to a huge range of native birds including the rare yellowhead. Photo: Kevin Smith. Forest and Bird, Volume 17, Issue 3, 1 August 1986, Page 30
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