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Students can visit one of the amazing forests in the Bay of Plenty region and learn more about the forest environment, native plants and animals.
Introduce year 7-8 students to the gold mining history of the Waiorongomai Valley near Te Aroha.
Situated between the townships of Paeroa and Waihi, the historic walkways through Karangahake Gorge offer opportunities for studying resource management issues related to gold mining and water quality.
Students can study the culture, history, geology and flora and fauna of Lake Okataina.
Lake Okataina Scenic Reserve is a pristine natural area with native bush down to the waters edge. Students can study its cultural history, geology, pests, flora and fauna.
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Learn about field trip activities in Sulphur Bay near Rotorua. Sulphur Bay is geothermally active and supports many birds and specialised plants.
Located on the Opotiki coastline, Waiotahi Spit features many natural and cultural treasures. Students can learn about its rare combination of features in this teaching resource.
Year 1 to Year 13 students can enjoy a native bush interpretation walk following the easy grade Whinray Scenic Reserve Track.