Supporting inspired management and action around the Hauraki Gulf Marine Park/ Tikapa Moana/ Te Moananui a Toi
By Tim Higham . Photography by Shaun Lee. 2017 december
Motutapu re-opened to the public on Labour Weekend, seven months after Cyclone Debbie damaged roads and tracks. The Rotary Centennial Loop Track has been repaired, helped by the Rotary Club of Newmarket and Dole NZ, and the campground at Home Bay is open but numbers are restricted due to damage.
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