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Annual Reports
GUARDIANS OF PĀUATAHANUI INLET INC - ANNUAL REPORT JUNE 2017 Introduction On behalf of the Committee it is my pleasure to report on the activities...
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Winning Photos 2012 - 2016
All the winning photographs from the years 2012 onward are now available to view on Google Photos. The links to each of these...
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Research
Areas of research Pāuatahanui Inlet and the surrounding area have attracted both ecological and archaeological interest. The Inlet is the largest estuarine system in the...
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Cockles of the Inlet
What is a cockle? Austrovenus stutchburyi tuangi cockle Just below the surface of the sediment in the Pāuatahanui Inlet lives the New...
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Dolphins visit the Inlet
You won't always see dolphins in the Inlet, but on the weekend of 19 and 20 November 2011, residents and visitors were treated to...
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The Inlet
About the Inlet Pāuatahanui Inlet is situated on the west coast of the North Island, about 25 km north of Wellington. The Inlet...
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Natural History
Pāuatahanui Inlet is an estuary An estuary is a place where a river or stream meets the sea and where the fresh water mixes...
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Salt marsh
What is a salt marsh? A salt marsh is a type of marsh occupying the intertidal area between land and salty water. Marshes...
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Human History
Early Polynesians Early Polynesians (Moa-hunters) were probably visiting the Pāuatahanui Inlet by about 1200 AD. The forest birds of the area and the fish...
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