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Motuora is an 80 ha (200 acres)
island nature reserve in the
western Hauraki Gulf, on the north-eastern
coast of New Zealand's
North Island. It lies some...
- was
purchased by John Long Haydon,
along with
nearby Moturekareka, and
Motuora in
March 1845 from Ngāti Pāoa
chief Te
Ruinga and
members of Ngāti Rongo...
- Motu
Matakohe /
Limestone Island Motunau Island Motunau /
Plate Island Motuora Motuoroi Island Moturaka Island Moturoa /
Rabbit Island Moturekareka Island...
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released onto
Motuora and
Tiritiri Matangi Islands.
Additionally adults from Hauturu/Little
Barrier Island have been
transferred directly to
Motuora. It is hoped...
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located 950 m (3,120 ft) east of the
mouth of the
Mahurangi Harbour, west of
Motuora Island,
featuring two
raised areas connected by a low-lying saddle. The...
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creation of a
number of
similar projects around the Gulf, such as on Motuihe,
Motuora and Motutapu. The
closest land on the tip of the Whangaparāoa Peninsula...
- has been
translocation of the wētāpunga to
Tiritiri Matangi Island and
Motuora Island in the
Auckland region. As a result, the
captively bred translocated...
- been
enticed to
established breeding colonies by
decoys at
reserves on
Motuora Island. The Māori were
reported to have
harvested young gannets for food...
- as a
rural settlement which covers 21.57 km2 (8.33 sq mi) and
includes Motuora,
Moturekareka Island,
Motuketekete Island,
Takangaroa Island and Rabbit...
- S****ey; Lindsay,
Helen (2007).
Motuora Native Species Restoration Plan (PDF). Auckland:
Department of
Conservation &
Motuora Restoration Society. p. 89....
