Horowhenua Forest and Bird has delivered the case for recognising the Manawatu Estuary as a wetland of international importance under the Ramsar Convention. The estuary is home to some 93 bird species, the most diverse range in any one place in New Zealand.
DAVE HANSFORD, ORIGIN NATURAL HISTORY MEDIA
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Forest and Bird, Issue 314, 1 November 2004, Page 42
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49Horowhenua Forest and Bird has delivered the case for recognising the Manawatu Estuary as a wetland of international importance under the Ramsar Convention. The estuary is home to some 93 bird species, the most diverse range in any one place in New Zealand. DAVE HANSFORD, ORIGIN NATURAL HISTORY MEDIA Forest and Bird, Issue 314, 1 November 2004, Page 42
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