Looking across the sands of the Whangapoua Estuary towards Rakitu (Arid) Island on the eastern coast of Great Barrier Island. These areas were the core of a 1991 proposal to create a marine reserve. Now they are part of a greatly extended proposal covering 52,722 hectares and extending out to the 12-mile territorial limit.
TONY & JENNY ENDERBY
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Forest and Bird, Issue 309, 1 August 2003, Page 23
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57Looking across the sands of the Whangapoua Estuary towards Rakitu (Arid) Island on the eastern coast of Great Barrier Island. These areas were the core of a 1991 proposal to create a marine reserve. Now they are part of a greatly extended proposal covering 52,722 hectares and extending out to the 12-mile territorial limit. TONY & JENNY ENDERBY Forest and Bird, Issue 309, 1 August 2003, Page 23
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