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Langs Beach CoastCare

Date started: 2016

Purpose of group: Restore the dunes at Langs Beach and protect the shorebirds which nest on the beach.

About the group: The group was formed by Langs Beach residents concerned about damage to the dunes by vehicles parking and driving through them and at disturbance to the threatened Northern New Zealand dotterel which nests on the beach. The first stage of the group’s work is fencing the dunes at the northern end of the beach and assisting the dune restoration with planting. The group also puts temporary fencing around the dotterel nests in the breeding season.

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Phone: 0800 002 004


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