Forest and Bird executive member, Anne Fenn stands above the restored Mangere Tuff Crater where the tide has recently been allowed to return. The little island at centre is a bird roost, and in the distant right is Puketutu Island, once the centre of the oxidation ponds.
SARAH GIBBS
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Forest and Bird, Issue 307, 1 February 2003, Page 42
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49Forest and Bird executive member, Anne Fenn stands above the restored Mangere Tuff Crater where the tide has recently been allowed to return. The little island at centre is a bird roost, and in the distant right is Puketutu Island, once the centre of the oxidation ponds. SARAH GIBBS Forest and Bird, Issue 307, 1 February 2003, Page 42
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