Protected areas of New Zealand

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List of Protected areas of New Zealand.

Contents 1 Marine reserves 2 National Parks 3 World Heritage sites 4 See also 5 External link

[edit] Marine reserves

New Zealand has a total of twenty marine reserves spread around the North and South Islands, and two on outlying island groups. See Marine reserves of New Zealand.

• Auckland Islands Marine Reserve
• Cape Rodney-Okakari Point Marine Reserve
• Glenduan Marine Reserve
• Kermadec Islands Marine Reserve
• Kapiti Marine Reserve
• Mayor Island Marine Reserve (Tuhua)
• Long Island-Kokomohua Marine Reserve
• Piopiotahi Marine Reserve (1993)
• Te Awaatu Channel Marine Reserve (The Gut)
• Tonga Marine Reserve
• Long Bay-Okura Marine Reserve
• Motu Manawa-Pollen Island Marine Reserve
• Te Angiangi Marine Reserve
• Pohatu Marine Reserve
• Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve
• Te Tapuwae O Rongokako Marine Reserve
• Te Matuku Bay Marine Reserve
• Westhaven Marine Reserve (Te Tai Tapu)
• Whangarei Harbour Marine Reserve
• Whanganui A Hei Marine Reserve (Cathedral Cove)

[edit] National Parks

See National parks of New Zealand.

• Abel Tasman National Park
• Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park
• Arthur's Pass National Park
• Egmont National Park
• Fiordland National Park
• Kahurangi National Park
• Mount Aspiring National Park
• Nelson Lakes National Park
• Paparoa National Park
• Rakiura National Park
• Te Urewera National Park
• Tongariro National Park
• Westland National Park
• Whanganui National Park

[edit] World Heritage sites

• Te Wahipounamu
• Tongariro National Park
• New Zealand sub-antarctic islands

[edit] See also

• Protected areas

[edit] External link

• Department of Conservation - Protected areas.