Manawatū Estuary

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Manawatū Estuary is a significant coastal wetland and internationally recognized bird habitat located where the Manawatū River meets the Tasman Sea on New Zealand’s lower North Island.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bird habitat
coastal wetland
estuary
climateZone temperate maritime climate
coast west coast of New Zealand
country New Zealand
designation Ramsar site
ecosystemType intertidal mudflat
saltmarsh
sand dune system
emptiesInto Tasman Sea NERFINISHED
environmentalRole coastal protection
fish nursery habitat
nutrient cycling
habitatFor migratory shorebirds
threatened bird species
wading birds
waterfowl
hasFeature channels
salt-tolerant vegetation
tidal flats
hasImportance international bird migration routes
regional biodiversity
locatedAtMouthOf Manawatū River NERFINISHED
locatedIn Manawatū-Whanganui region NERFINISHED
North Island
lower North Island NERFINISHED
near Foxton NERFINISHED
Foxton Beach NERFINISHED
partOf Manawatū River catchment
RamsarStatus Wetland of International Importance
recognizedAs internationally important bird habitat
internationally important wetland
subjectTo river flooding
tides of Tasman Sea
supports bird breeding areas
bird feeding grounds
bird roosting sites
threatenedBy habitat loss
human disturbance
invasive species
pollution
usedFor birdwatching
nature observation
scientific research

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Manawatū River hasEstuary Manawatū Estuary
Foxton hasNearbyWetland Manawatū Estuary