Te Matuku Bay - Revision history

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The marine reserve

Wolfgang Fahl at 20:53, 19 November 2008

2008-11-19T20:53:20Z

Hackademic at 08:40, 30 June 2008

2008-06-30T08:40:47Z

Hackademic: adding category

2008-06-30T08:27:10Z

adding category

Hackademic at 08:59, 16 October 2007

2007-10-16T08:59:13Z

Hackademic at 08:25, 16 October 2007

2007-10-16T08:25:32Z

Hackademic at 08:24, 16 October 2007

2007-10-16T08:24:58Z

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Te Matuku Bay, for generations an important site to Maori for gathering food, became the site of the first European settlement on Waiheke. Visible evidence of the early Pakeha families on the island can be found at the [[Waiheke Pioneer Cemetery]], a graveyard to which coffins were brought by water.

The bay is considered special as [http://www.doc.govt.nz/upload/documents/conservation/marine-and-coastal/marine-protected-areas/Te-Matuku-Marine-Reserve.pdf one of the few] examples in northern New Zealand of an uninterrupted sequence of pristine ecosystems from podocarp forest, through the coastal evironment to the estuarine communties of life and out into the deeper water of the Tamaki Strait.

After many years of planning the [[Te Matuku Bay Marine Reserve]] was created in the early 2000s.

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 After many years of planning the [[Te Matuku Marine Reserve]] was created in August 2005, protecting the bay and part of the [[Waiheke Channel]], out beyond [[Passage Rock]].
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+{{map|lat=-36.835|lon=175.13|zoom=14|width=400|height=500|type=hybrid|title=Te Matuku Bay}}
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 After many years of planning the [[Te Matuku Marine Reserve]] was created in August 2005, protecting the bay and part of the [[Waiheke Channel]], out beyond [[Passage Rock]].
-<googlemap lat="-36.835" lon="175.13" zoom="14" width="400" height="500" type="hybrid">
+<googlemap lat="-36.835" lon="175.13" zoom="14" width="400" height="500" type="hybrid">Te Matuku Bay</googlemap>
 [[Category:Beaches]]
 [[Category:The environment]]
 [[Category:History]]
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 After many years of planning the [[Te Matuku Marine Reserve]] was created in August 2005, protecting the bay and part of the [[Waiheke Channel]], out beyond [[Passage Rock]].
 [[Category:Beaches]]
 [[Category:The environment]]
 [[Category:History]]

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−	Te Matuku Bay~~, for generations an important site to Maori for gathering food, became~~ the ~~site~~ of the ~~first European settlement on~~ Waiheke. ~~Visible evidence~~ of ~~the early Pakeha families on the island can be found at~~ the [[~~Waiheke Pioneer Cemetery~~]], a ~~graveyard to which coffins were brought by water~~.	+	Te Matuku Bay is the most eastern of the deep harbours along the southern coast of Waiheke. It is the site of the [[Te Matuku Marine Reserve]], a protected 690ha zone from the shores of the bay out into the Waiheke Channel.

		+	====History====
		+	Te Matuku Bay was important to Maori both as a rich source of food and a place to land waka, servicing nearby settlements, including the hilltop kainga at Maunganui, Waiheke's highest point.
		+	It was also the site of the first European settlement on Waiheke. Visible evidence of the early Pakeha families on the island can be found at the [[Waiheke Pioneer Cemetery]], a graveyard to which coffins were brought by water, and at the site of the island's first school.
		+
		+	====The marine reserve====
	The bay is considered special as [http://www.doc.govt.nz/upload/documents/conservation/marine-and-coastal/marine-protected-areas/Te-Matuku-Marine-Reserve.pdf one of the few] examples in northern New Zealand of an uninterrupted sequence of pristine ecosystems from podocarp forest, through the coastal evironment to the estuarine communties of life and out into the deeper water of the Tamaki Strait.		The bay is considered special as [http://www.doc.govt.nz/upload/documents/conservation/marine-and-coastal/marine-protected-areas/Te-Matuku-Marine-Reserve.pdf one of the few] examples in northern New Zealand of an uninterrupted sequence of pristine ecosystems from podocarp forest, through the coastal evironment to the estuarine communties of life and out into the deeper water of the Tamaki Strait.

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 The bay is considered special as [http://www.doc.govt.nz/upload/documents/conservation/marine-and-coastal/marine-protected-areas/Te-Matuku-Marine-Reserve.pdf one of the few] examples in northern New Zealand of an uninterrupted sequence of pristine ecosystems from podocarp forest, through the coastal evironment to the estuarine communties of life and out into the deeper water of the Tamaki Strait.
-After many years of planning the [[Te Matuku Bay Marine Reserve]] was created in the early 2000s.
+After many years of planning the [[Te Matuku Marine Reserve]] was created in the early 2000s.
 [[Category:Beaches]]
 [[Category:The environment]]