OKARITO Maori _ Astia Neman translation by Cassidy Tangaere OKARITO A delightful story for children which tells, in words and pictures, how the forest of Okarito was made safe for generations to come Kotuku; the White Heron; and the other birds are left to nest in peace. Accompanying, page-by-page Maori translation, glossary of Maori words, a description of the Royal Forest and Bird Protection Society and an historical account of what actually happened. 210 X 265 mm (Landscape) , 32 pages; 14 full-colour pages, cased and bound witb drawn-on cover. 812.95 GST included. Available from all good booksellers, A BASCANDS BOOK or order direct from our distributors at any brancb of Wbitcoulls Ltd.
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Forest and Bird, Volume 18, Issue 2, 1 May 1987, Page 19
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111Page 19 Advertisement 2 Forest and Bird, Volume 18, Issue 2, 1 May 1987, Page 19
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