Among the many birds which feed on the rich ecosystem of the Aramoana saltmarsh are pied oyster catcher (left) and pied stilt. PHOTO: ARAMOANA CONSERVATION CHARITABLE TRUST
: Aramoana’s ecological treasure
Among the many birds which feed on the rich ecosystem of the Aramoana saltmarsh are pied oyster catcher (left) and pied stilt. PHOTO: ARAMOANA CONSERVATION CHARITABLE TRUST
: Aramoana’s ecological treasure
The Aramoana saltmarsh boardwalk allows visitors to reach the centre of the 240ha marsh without damaging the native plant life. PHOTO: BRENDA HARWOOD
: Aramoana’s ecological treasure
The Aramoana saltmarsh boardwalk allows visitors to reach the centre of the 240ha marsh without damaging the native plant life. PHOTO: BRENDA HARWOOD
: Aramoana’s ecological treasure
A panel describing the many plant and bird species of the Aramoana saltmarsh visible behind. PHOTO: BRENDA HARWOOD : Aramoana’s ecological treasure
A panel describing the many plant and bird species of the Aramoana saltmarsh visible behind. PHOTO: BRENDA HARWOOD : Aramoana’s ecological treasure
Aramoana’s ecological treasure
An ecological treasure of national importance lies hidden in the intertidal zone near the entrance to Otago Harbour — the remarkable Aramoana...