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Warrah Issue 14 Highlights
Furthermore, a majority of sites currently protected are offshore islands with few sites protected on the two mainland islands. It is also the case that many sites in the past were ... it become available. With the recent acquisition of Outer and Double Islands, our charity now holds title to eighteen offshore islands supporting a wide variety of habitats, flora and fauna. A start ...
www.falklandsconservation.com

NATUREANDCO.COM - Site Index
Islands Brown's Island Coromandel Peninsula Islands (west) Cuvier Island Great Barrier Island Hen & Chicken Islands Kawau Island Little Barrier Island Mercury Islands Mokohinau Islands Motuihe Island Motutapu Island Poor Knights Islands ... of Conservation Facts Biodiversity conservation Native species conservation Mainland islands Offshore islands Pests and weeds Marine conservation Conservation ...
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Nature & Co New Zealand - Site Index
Islands Brown's Island Coromandel Peninsula Islands (west) Cuvier Island Great Barrier Island Hen & Chicken Islands Kawau Island Little Barrier Island Mercury Islands Mokohinau Islands Motuihe Island Motutapu Island Poor Knights Islands ... of Conservation Facts Biodiversity conservation Native species conservation Mainland islands Offshore islands Pests and weeds Marine conservation Conservation ...
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David Norton - People - New Zealand School of Forestry - University of Canterbury - New Zealand
N.S.W. 157-165. Saunders, A. and Norton, D.A. 2001. Ecological restoration at mainland islands in New Zealand. Biological Conservation 99: 109-119. James, I.L. and Norton, D.A ...
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Natureandco.com - National Parks of New Zealand - Nelson Lakes National Park
See also Mainland islands Activities - What to see and do in Nelson Lakes National Park Tramping Nelson Lakes National ...
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The Everglades and 10,000 Islands History Past and Present by Totch Brown
Glades". On the mainland, separating "The Islands" and "The Glades" are mangrove and sawgrass marshes. This area between "The Glades" and "The Islands", I refer to as the "The Mangrove Mainland", and the two ... water in the Islands is brackish or salt and fresh water mixed. Unlike the thin prairie grass in The Glades, the sawgrass marshes in The Islands and the Mangrove Mainland can easily grow ...
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Islands Trust - About Us
What is the Trust Area? The Islands Trust Area covers the islands and waters between the British Columbia mainland and southern Vancouver Island, including Howe Sound and as far north as Comox. This is a unique and special place composed of 13 major islands ...
www.islandstrust.bc.ca

Thousand Islands Biological Field Station
This is a complex system, our project is located in the Thousand Islands Region, an archipelago of over 1,800 islands, thousands of shoals and habitats in connected lakes and bays, with ... on Governor’s Island. Construction and upgrades of student and faculty housing including purchase of mainland property to improve access and year-round research capability. Addition of conference/meeting room and ...
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Destinations Rated: Islands @ National Geographic Traveler
Nowhere more so than on islands. Islands symbolize vacation. Escape! Their very insularity makes them more attractive than a comparable piece of real estate on the mainland. They are worlds unto themselves—their own traditions, ecosystems, cultures, landscapes. That's what attracts us. But as micro-worlds, islands are also more vulnerable ...
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Niagara Falls : The Islands - A History
York created the New York State Niagara Reservation Park. Three Sisters Islands (American) The Three Sisters Islands (actually four islands exist) are located approximately 500 yards east of the Horseshoe Falls ... ) Willow Island was a man-made island located along the American shoreline nearest the mainland directly across from Goat Island. This island was created in 1759, when Daniel Joncairs ...
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