Looking south-west across the Parengarenga with Kokota Spit on the left. Ninety Mile Beach is in the far distance. The dear, clean water of the harbour gives rise to extensive eel grass beds. It is an area of very high biological productivity and therefore very important for fisheries and the huge wading bird population.
LLOYD HOMER/DSIR GEOLOGY & GEOPHYSICS
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Forest and Bird, Volume 23, Issue 2, 1 May 1992, Page 21
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58Looking south-west across the Parengarenga with Kokota Spit on the left. Ninety Mile Beach is in the far distance. The dear, clean water of the harbour gives rise to extensive eel grass beds. It is an area of very high biological productivity and therefore very important for fisheries and the huge wading bird population. LLOYD HOMER/DSIR GEOLOGY & GEOPHYSICS Forest and Bird, Volume 23, Issue 2, 1 May 1992, Page 21
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