Sign unveiling at Calder Green Reserve

9 September 2017

Unveiling ceremony for a new sign highlighting local wildlife at Forest & Bird’s Calder Green saltmarsh reserve.

Contributors note: "Unveiling ceremony for a new sign about the local wildlife at Forest and Bird's Calder Green saltmarsh reserve (lower Opawaho river near Ferrymead estuary, 9th September 2017). Calder Green reserve was formerly known as Devil's Elbow."

Contributor: Rata Ingram

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Sign unveiling at Calder Green Reserve

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