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Eric Handbury Torrey Pine Pukekura Park; Rhododendron; Sir Robert Peel orchid TSB Festival of the Lights Barwell Magnolia Dysoxylum spectabile Gingko Intercreate largest President's report Kunming How to Lightning Strike flowers laboratory Digital Remnant Artlab road construction 1976 Centennial Brooklands lawn Womad Northland Amanita muscaria LIst Garden GIS brown tree frog flood SCANZ Plane Tree Kawakawa Fuller Johann Breidecker mammals Michael Smither Medbury Brooklands Road Plantation Ralphe Biss 75th Anniversary lake liquidambar Donkey Zoo Cherry Tree rock aerial hotel vitex lucens possum homepage camellia Metrosideros carminea Holm Oak Waterfall refuturing Fred Parker Lawn Bird Catching Plant damage Metrosideros Fresh water lab search spring Cory Smith; Kauri; Notable Trees Friends of Pukekura Park Inc. Festival of the Lights digital documents survey March 2009 Little Black Shag toadstool German Wasp Margaret Rossiter Palm cell phone

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The Pukekura Park Portal Project is a Community Partnership Fund Projectcoordinated by The Friends of Pukekura Park
in partnership with Puke Ariki,New Plymouth
Puke Ariki. Kete - Friends of Pukekura Park.
This Project is a pilot for "Taranaki Educational Resource: Research,Analysis and Information Network" (T.E.R:R.A.I.N.), and sets out to digitise community data and create a resource of georeferenced material suitable foranalysis using Geographic Information Systems. Under access agreements thepublic use of the information will be allowed for non-profit purposes.

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