Hamilton NZ

Waiwhakareke Natural Heritage Park

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n 2004, this park was established. This park aims to reconstruct the forest, wetlands, and lake ecosystems. This reconstruction will control intensive predators and eventually allow vulnerable species to flourish and grow in other parts of the city.
Hamilton was known for its native fauna and flora. This flagship project which aims at biodiversity will eventually restore the city’s flora and fauna.
This wide range of biodiversity restoration includes lakes, the Mighty Waikato River, its banks and unique gullies, and other parks as well.
This project will restore the natural and cultural heritage of New Zealand’s largest inland city.
To protect and grow the environment, it is requested that visitors do not bring their dogs. The work is in progress, so the public is asked to cooperate.
Importantly, it will take time to leverage the beauty and space of magnificent flora and fauna.

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