Hidden Places: Ōkārito

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Hidden Places: Ōkārito

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Award-winner Hidden Places: Ōkārito marked an early milestone for the Natural History Unit (later to become NHNZ) — it was part of the first series made by the unit. The 15 minute episode follows birds, such as white heron, Russian godwits and royal spoonbills, all of them flocking to Ōkārito's "unique world of sea, lagoon, rivers and forests". Logging of kahikatea, the tallest endemic forest tree, also features. Robin Scholes, later to produce movie Once Were Warriors, wrote and directed thi...

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Video

Date created

1978

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https://www.nzonscreen.com/title/hidden-places-okarito-1978

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ōkārito / ōkārito lagoon / white heron / kōtuku / south westland / kahikatea / godwit / river / roto river / nesting / mountains / pied stilt / black swan / royal spoonbill / logging / forestry / timber / tui / kōwhai / kevin smith / ecologist / dave murray / forest / natural history unit

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