Our World: The Best Kept Secret - Whirinaki Forest

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Our World: The Best Kept Secret - Whirinaki Forest

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In this episode of the long-running nature programming slot on TV One, naturalist David Bellamy visits New Zealand’s “dinosaur forest” — Whirinaki. Bellamy brings his famed nature-boy enthusiasm to “a living cathedral that dates back 200 million years”. He explores the North Island forest’s “big five”: 60m+ rimu, mataī, kahikatea, miro and tōtara trees; and the ecosystem that they reign over, from kākā parrots to giant tree ferns. The intro is by Gael Ludlow and features the fondly-remembered...

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1984

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http://www.nzonscreen.com/title/our-world-the-best-kept-secret-whirinaki-forest-1984

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north island / bush / ecology / conservation / ecosystem / urewera / conifer / kaka / kahikatia / tawa / miro / rimu / podocarp / totara / minginui / forest

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