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Photo suite showcasing the unique peaceful and tranquil nature of Te Arai Beach, circa 2011. Photographs taken by Anna Wild.
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Rawiri, or Manuka Rawiri, is actually a rare species of Kanuka, it has a National Threat Category of Declining. Te Arai is the one of the few places left in
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Peat shrublands were plentiful in the Te Arai areas right up until the 1970s. This area was referred to as 'Black's Swamp and contained lowland manuka and kanuka mire shrub,
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Te Arai's physical environment has been formed by many centuries of exposure to the winds and swells of the Pacific Ocean. Unlike the majority of beaches in the Auckland region
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Lake Tomorata is a popular recreation lake within Eastern Rodney. It is a freshwater lake with a sandy base and its shores provide a home to a number of threatened
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