Te Matuku Marine Reserve

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Te Matuku Marine Reserve is a protected coastal marine area on Waiheke Island in New Zealand’s Hauraki Gulf, known for its sheltered estuarine habitats and rich biodiversity.

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instanceOf marine reserve
protected area
allows non-extractive recreation
wildlife observation
country New Zealand
ecologicalRole feeding ground for wading birds
nursery area for juvenile fish
refuge for estuarine species
hasConservationValue high biodiversity
representative estuarine ecosystem
hasFeature fringing saltmarsh vegetation
mudflats exposed at low tide
sheltered waters
tidal channels
hasHabitatType estuarine habitat
intertidal mudflats
saltmarsh
seagrass beds
sheltered coastal embayment
isPartOfNetwork New Zealand marine reserves network
IUCNCategory Ia
languageOfName Māori
legalStatus no-take marine reserve
locatedIn Auckland Region
Hauraki Gulf
North Island
Waiheke Island
managedBy Department of Conservation (New Zealand)
nameMeaning Te Matuku refers to the bay and area on Waiheke Island
near Te Matuku Bay
eastern Waiheke Island coast
partOf Hauraki Gulf Marine ecosystem
prohibits disturbance of marine life
fishing
shellfish collection
taking of marine life
protects fish species
marine biodiversity
seabirds
shellfish populations
shorebirds
region Hauraki Gulf / Tīkapa Moana
linked to: Hauraki Gulf
subjectTo New Zealand Marine Reserves Act 1971
usedFor education
recreation
scientific research

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Hauraki Gulf hasMarineReserve Te Matuku Marine Reserve