Hares and Hoar Frost – restoring Hadfield Clearing
The 793ha Hadfield Clearing was bought into the Abel Tasman National Park in 2003/4. Restoration efforts were focused on a 25ha paddock which was then
29/04/2022
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Pete’s Tweet – Rifleman
I must admit that the prompt for this posting came from seeing the photo from Don Ravine. Given that the rifleman is the smallest bird
22/02/2014
It’s all in a name – Pikikiruna Range
Pikikiruna has given its name to the main range along the western side of the Park, and to the major faultline that has split the NW Nelson mountains
24/01/2018
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