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Waiheke marine reserve report

By Guest Author . Image credit ROSE DAVIS/STUFF. 2017 december

The Waiheke local Board has release a commissioned report following ecological surveys of potential marine reserve areas on Waiheke Island.

The report considers five locations and recognises their merit as part of a marine reserve network for Waiheke Island.

The board agreed to release the report for community consideration and to encourage community groups to lead on any marine reserve applications.

Read more here.

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