Whangamarino
- Country:New Zealand
- Site number:443
- Area:5,923 ha
- Designation date:04-12-1989
- Coordinates:37°18'S 175°07'E
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Overview
Whangamarino. 04/12/89; North Island; ~5,923 ha; 37°18'S 175°07'E. Stewardship Area. The second largest peat bog and swamp complex on the North Island. The most important breeding area in New Zealand for Botaurus poiciloptilus. Habitat for wintering birds and a diverse invertebrate fauna, including new, endemic, threatened, and endangered species of plants or fish. Supports a commercial fishery, cattle grazing, recreational activities, and nearby coal mining. Ramsar site no. 443. Most recent RIS information: 1992.
Administrative region:
North Island
- National legal designation:
- stewardship area
- Last publication date:01-01-1992