Top: At 1430 metres above sea level in the upper Nevis Valley of southern Central Otago are found these spectacular string bogs. Rare outside the boreal zone of the arctic region (in countries such as Scandanavia and Canada), these string bogs of several hundred hectares are ranked as of international importance in a recent report on the Nokomai District. The photo was taken from 200 metres. Photo Alan Mark
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Forest and Bird, Volume 19, Issue 2, 1 May 1988, Page 27
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69Top: At 1430 metres above sea level in the upper Nevis Valley of southern Central Otago are found these spectacular string bogs. Rare outside the boreal zone of the arctic region (in countries such as Scandanavia and Canada), these string bogs of several hundred hectares are ranked as of international importance in a recent report on the Nokomai District. The photo was taken from 200 metres. Photo Alan Mark Forest and Bird, Volume 19, Issue 2, 1 May 1988, Page 27
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