Kākā in the Abel Tasman : Abel Tasman Magazine
The Abel Tasman National Park has a new bunch of residents. They’re loud, noisy, mischievous and like to party – but no-one is complaining. Read
16/10/2020
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Rare pāteke duck spreads wings from Abel Tasman park : Nelson Mail
By Hannah Brown New Zealand’s rarest duck the pāteke is spreading its wings and spilling out of the Abel Tasman National Park and into Tasman
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Abel Tasman Education programme expands
More young people will be connecting with the Abel Tasman as the park’s education programme expands. Motueka Guardian, 13 March 2018
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