Rex Faithfull drives his farm buggy across a paddock beside Lake Omapere in Northland. He says Lake Omapere is now back in good health and the introduction of grass carp has helped. Farm run-off is a factor in the threatened biological collapse of the lake. While not keen on a riparian planting strip being established on all of his lakeside property, Rex Faithfull says he would be willing to plant out the flats in the foreground.
MALCOLM PULLMAN
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Forest and Bird, Issue 308, 1 May 2003, Page 4
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78Rex Faithfull drives his farm buggy across a paddock beside Lake Omapere in Northland. He says Lake Omapere is now back in good health and the introduction of grass carp has helped. Farm run-off is a factor in the threatened biological collapse of the lake. While not keen on a riparian planting strip being established on all of his lakeside property, Rex Faithfull says he would be willing to plant out the flats in the foreground. MALCOLM PULLMAN Forest and Bird, Issue 308, 1 May 2003, Page 4
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