The proposed North Westland wildlife corridor follows these forested hills across the grasscovered plains of the Grey and Inangahua valleys. The narrow forested link over the Reefton saddle (in the distance, left of centre) provides a vital connection for the movement of forest birds between the Paparoa Range forests and those of the Southern Alps. Photo: Hugh Best
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Forest and Bird, Volume 17, Issue 4, 1 November 1986, Page 4
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58The proposed North Westland wildlife corridor follows these forested hills across the grasscovered plains of the Grey and Inangahua valleys. The narrow forested link over the Reefton saddle (in the distance, left of centre) provides a vital connection for the movement of forest birds between the Paparoa Range forests and those of the Southern Alps. Photo: Hugh Best Forest and Bird, Volume 17, Issue 4, 1 November 1986, Page 4
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