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Forests; Fiords 6 Glaciers New Zealands World Heritage FORESTS, New Zealands FIORDS & World AVE GLACIERS erilg Te Whenua Tvhai-Taoka Keri Hulme Azl At Tcroreri_ 4 #hulutai, ww 1m peutitudlc Auil ~clumae" ~ith b k ~kaispu; i ~bush X5ti in Iezlal_ ull Jumixrs of tvods !i and a DJcks SZS Leulund Ctl cznlier ucU Ti " steans 5a J4i 06-#ost AGG6 siwugh ' Jutit;c; ki ndwhkator" X= Anf l Ik" (unuket JN cqsks; acs Ans O ~u hmtey Picn Lanj {ujiuj Adir" 4 to (icutles;: anc ckivs Dupu Tacketc! dt Sawarmeu ~hwn( Tl 4n 'prilkad gopec 4 XEdt nlh S 'Shl fate 20 Tarwhe: {une' %hat koodt; rte ( ox fan Sat cs 'pixe & 5ather pu# #uxoetx wili veyetatle "Qiatte' 's4 Tee" The sucerke szmie vuf ftn wezence' ine mshx"p Jce ~h Necwas #un 5 ((Jlk& hn" Hrrsis SMye #wart skus petikou; e 4 a (sxoisrue "@cns-l-b ure" Wt punguins deiptn detsnded humwn} Zaohjdrate valuc X#tnu' P fr. 36' Akethon Vhe ssonat clcteu V 3l/ ( Ssntrds Rrc ' Felished %osogsi suendedl %hih richez meft Secrient 4u sunjance Voresl marzins An Jucriks pk"ly #ala ee icte ' cutivnf 6#ne nstriting; 5 {nviurk .Kea: Littit Hikuoaki xac; pounanwu ' HRxiery 08 Rnx &d aonmtent fng !uols, vesjy (aiie e that Pelynesian 'pcopks 'peple y Uhotates" dl6 hien Treiisd iaxited ;ptotably Ccoust # Iay pursued ei avimarte' slwical tinie Kousi Fereenslone ine 03S according; : Riut; ceckua Tai Toutini '{tox the Jeeps- "acee;ted wife. #hi Trepe made themsetves hame Risli Rencolontn W t 7 SUaicn CEeugioi conesteci {ftuch eattiet ehwon 7 Tokuteu hit 5 hozneland ad/es s %hsi helped Eeen [s# Poutini {ua Jod wondsois 8 Netu 'ainxast (vttairy Une FEchix closrua: Ane mukiudes Rldte ;gecnskne . l make Msi !0 ,Xopuxto ited ,tor at fonst The Case , pg Ecarewa Khich troughl Mut Iwen Ns' Xaht Fouanu ~te for 0 South- pope o krhe Murihiku end West #ssdi,'t 'exp"tedthe New Zealand Royal Forest & Bird World Heritage Site Protection Society _ of New Zealand INTRO DUCING the Societys new book celebrating the wonders 0f the South-West. Make sure yoU buy a copy and help our most important campaign of 1988. South-West New Zealand is our largest wilderness: 2.2 million hectares 0f lowland forest; wetlands, coastal areas; mountains, rare and endangered plants and animals. This book shows you in glorious colour why the South-West is SO important and why we must protect it from insensitive development 116 pages with hard-wearing cover Eloquent pleas for protection by well known conservationists: Gerry McSweeney (introduction to the World Heritage concept), Craig Potton (Geology and European history), Kevin Smith (vegetation) , Colin O Donnell (wildlife) , Keri Hulme (Maori history) and 'Guy Salmon (the politics 0f preservation). More than 100 colour photos Buy Forests; Fiords Glaciers through our Mail Order and Save S8.00! Our price to members is S29 (inc GST and postage and packaging). Retail price is S36.95. CHAPTER x

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Forest and Bird, Volume 19, Issue 3, 1 August 1988, Unnumbered Page

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Unnumbered Page Advertisement 1 Forest and Bird, Volume 19, Issue 3, 1 August 1988, Unnumbered Page

Unnumbered Page Advertisement 1 Forest and Bird, Volume 19, Issue 3, 1 August 1988, Unnumbered Page

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