Secretary Island

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Secretary Island is a rugged, largely uninhabited island in Fiordland, New Zealand, noted for its steep terrain, high rainfall, and conservation value as a predator-free sanctuary for native wildlife.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf island
predator-free sanctuary
access by boat only
administrativeAuthority Southland District NERFINISHED
area about 81 km²
climateCharacteristic high rainfall
coastlineLength about 72 km
conservationManagementBy Department of Conservation (New Zealand) NERFINISHED
conservationStatus predator-free island sanctuary
continent Australasia NERFINISHED
Oceania
country New Zealand
distanceFromMainland separated from mainland by narrow fiords
ecoregion Fiordland temperate forests NERFINISHED
elevation 1196 m
fauna New Zealand robin NERFINISHED
kiwi
kākāriki (parakeets)
native bats
flora podocarp-broadleaf forest
southern beech forest
geology Fiordland gneiss and granite
hasFeature deeply indented coastline
steep cliffs rising from the sea
highestPoint Grono Spur NERFINISHED
humanSettlement no permanent residents
inhabited largely uninhabited
introducedPredatorsEradicated possums
rats
red deer
stoats
landCover predominantly native forest
locatedIn Fiordland NERFINISHED
Fiordland National Park NERFINISHED
South Island
locatedInBodyOfWater Doubtful Sound NERFINISHED
Thompson Sound NERFINISHED
managementGoal long-term refuge for native species
marineContext part of Te Moana o Atawhenua (Fiordland coastal waters)
notableFor absence of introduced mammalian predators
conservation value for native wildlife
intact native forest
partOf Fiordland temperate rainforest ecosystem NERFINISHED
protectedAreaStatus within Fiordland National Park
region Southland Region NERFINISHED
terrain rugged
steep

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New Zealand offshore islands hasPart Secretary Island