Background to the Ngā Motu Marine Reserve Society
The Nga Motu Marine Reserve Society was formed in 1997 to promote the idea of a network of small reserves on the Taranaki coast. The society is made up of locals who are interested in the study and preservation of local coastal and marine areas.
To date the society has successfully initiated the establishment of the Tapuae Marine Reserve and continues to survey and study the marine life of the Taranaki coast.
The Objectives of the Nga Motu Marine Reserve Society Inc.are;
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To establish a network of marine reserves in the Taranaki Region
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To ensure the marine life and other natural resources in the region are protected
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To encourage the scientific study of marine life on the Taranaki coast
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To foster community awareness of the coastal environment by education.
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If you wish to become a member please send us your name and details either by this contact form or by post to P.O. Box 1029, New Plymouth. Membership costs $5 unwaged, $10 waged, and may be paid either by cheque to Nga Motu Marine Reserve Society Inc., or by internet banking to our account 153953 0297011 00.
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