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28.11.23: NEW ZEALAND GEOPARK GROUP

  • Writer: Admin
    Admin
  • Nov 23, 2023
  • 1 min read

Are you interested in the development of Geoparks within New Zealand?

We are looking to establish a New Zealand Geopark Group. An informal online forum that meets quarterly, where enthusiasts, experts, knowledge holders from all backgrounds and disciples can connect, share, and discuss challenges and learnings for the promotion and support of the establishment of Geoparks in New Zealand.


Join us in an initial online meeting Tuesday 28th November 7 - 8pm. Please email info@whitestonegeopark.nz to register for this event.






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