Moose in Fiordland

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Moose in Fiordland

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Manaaki Whenua – Landcare Research

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A reconnaissance of most of the area in Fiordland suspected to support a moose population was carried out between February and April, 1972. Recent evidence of moose was identified from areas in Wet Jacket Arm, in Dusky Sound and in the Seaforth Valley and some of its tributaries. Red deer have been established throughout the area for some time, and currently are locally abundant in the heads of some tributaries in Dusky Sound, Wet Jacket Arm, and in the Upper Seaforth Valley. Evidence from pa...

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Research paper

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Report

Date created

1972

Creator

Tustin, K. G.

URL

https://doi.org/10.7931/DL1-PFR-113

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Moose / New Zealand

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