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Habitat corridor

Wildlife corridors

The ambition that reaches past the Cape.

IntendedBeyond the lifetime of the current plan

A purpose of the trust with nothing established behind it yet.

Where we are now

A purpose of the trust deed and a line in every strategy document, with no route, no partners named to it and no work done. What exists is pockets: this headland, the plantings other groups have made around the town, and the gardens in between.

What it becomes

The Cape as one link in a chain of habitat running south from Ōamaru: a corridor connecting Ōamaru with Orokonui.

Why this matters

A restored headland with nothing to connect to is an island, and islands lose species. This is why the project describes itself as a step along the way rather than an end in itself.

What needs to happen

1 of 3
  • Named in the trust deed as a purpose
  • Identify the other plantings between here and the south
  • Agree what a corridor would actually require

Connected to

Not a place on the map

This part of the plan is not a piece of ground, so it has no shape on the Cape and nothing here is measured. It keeps its place in the plan and its own page.

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