Posts Tagged ‘Motuara’
Rowi Kiwi on Motuara Island — A Rare Conservation Success Story in the Marlborough Sounds
The Marlborough Sounds in New Zealand is one of the most important wildlife conservation regions in the Southern Hemisphere. Its network of sheltered islands, calm waters and protected biodiversity make it a world-class sanctuary for rare and critically endangered species. Motuara Island is one of the most significant of these islands. It is predator-free, carefully…
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Conservation Success Stories: How Responsible Dolphin Tourism Protects Marlborough’s Marine Life
The pristine waters of the Marlborough Sounds represent more than a stunning tourist destination—they serve as a living laboratory where responsible tourism directly contributes to marine conservation success. For over three decades, sustainable dolphin tourism in New Zealand has evolved into a powerful force for wildlife protection, with operators like E-Ko Tours demonstrating how ethical…
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