Motutapu Island Marine Reserve

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Motutapu Island Marine Reserve is a protected marine area in New Zealand’s Hauraki Gulf known for conserving diverse coastal and subtidal ecosystems around Motutapu Island.

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Motutapu Island Marine Reserve canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf marine reserve
protected area
adjacentTo Motutapu Island coastline
commercialFishingAllowed no
country New Zealand
countryCode NZ
ecosystemType kelp forest
rocky reef
sandy seafloor
seagrass habitat
fishingAllowed no
governingBody Department of Conservation
hasConservationPurpose biodiversity protection
education
habitat protection
scientific research
IUCNCategory II
jurisdiction New Zealand Exclusive Economic Zone
legalStatus no-take marine reserve
locatedIn Auckland Region
Hauraki Gulf
North Island
managementObjective long-term ecosystem protection
maintenance of natural state
marineLife algae
invertebrates
reef fish
seabirds feeding area
miningAllowed no
nearbyCity Auckland
partOf Hauraki Gulf Marine ecosystem
linked to: Hauraki Gulf
protects coastal ecosystems
subtidal ecosystems
recreationalFishingAllowed no
region Hauraki Gulf Marine Park area
linked to: Hauraki Gulf
surrounds Motutapu Island

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Hauraki Gulf hasMarineReserve Motutapu Island Marine Reserve