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New Zealand has over 30% of its land protected for conservation including 13 national parks, 3 maritime parks, and 2 world heritage sites. The document discusses the 6 largest national parks in New Zealand's North and South Islands and provides details on the Auckland and Hamilton Zoos. New Zealand has a market economy reliant on international trade, with top imports including fuel, machinery, and vehicles, and top exports including dairy, meat, and wood products.
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Māori cuisine originated from the foods that Māori people brought with them from Polynesia, such as kūmara, taro, and fernroot. Traditional Māori cooking methods included cooking food in earth ovens, boiling or steaming using hot springs or pools, or roasting over an open fire. When Europeans arrived, they introduced new foods like potatoes, wheat, and mutton that were adopted by Māori. Today, New Zealand cuisine shows influences from Māori, British, and Asian traditions, with popular dishes including pies, fish and chips, and pasta.
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- 2. Introduction • Around 30 percent of New Zealand's land area is protected conservation land. There are about 13 national parks in New Zealand, three maritime parks, two world heritage areas, hundreds of nature reserves and ecological areas, a network of marine reserves and wetlands, and protection for special rivers and lakes. • Today we are covering the 6 biggest parks and also some Zoos.
- 3. North Island National Parks • Te Urewera (2127 km²) • Tongariro (796 km²) • Whanganui (2372 km²) • Egmont (335 km²)
- 4. South Island National Parks Abel Tasman (225 km2) Kahurangi (4520 km²)
- 5. Zoos • Auckland Zoo - The biggest zoo in New Zealand • with 750+ animals and over 120 species. • The zoo helps educate school children about their own environment and the animal kingdom in general at the Discovery and Learning Centre. • Hamilton Zoo - This zoo has about 400 animals and over 90 species. The zoo has faced bankruptcy many times but they have made it through.
- 6. New Zealand economy • New Zealand has a market economy that depends greatly on international trade, mainly with Australia, the European Union, the United States, China, South Korea and Japan. • New Zealand’s world ranking as a country is 53.
- 7. Top 10 Imports (New Zealand Dollars)(Millions) Items 2012 2013 All Commodity Chapters 5809.9 6239.8 Fuel, Oil etc. 2306.1 2535.8 Electric Machinery etc. 616.4 621.6 Boilers etc. 465.9 464.2 Vehicles 367.5 296.3 Plastics 269.9 291.7 Food Industry & Waste 202.1 266.4 Rubber & Rubber 118.5 134.7 Articles Paper etc. 136.9 121.8 Animal & Vegetable Fats 92.4 115.3
- 8. Top 10 exports (New Zealand Dollars) (Millions) Items 2012 2013 All Commodity Chapters 4386.5 4491.0 Dairy products , eggs 2183.5 2324.2 ,honey etc. Meat 374.5 316.3 Wood 227.6 237.9 Machinery 115.3 141.2 Iron and Steel 86.7 111.1 Paper 91.3 97.0 Fruits and Nuts 88.2 9 6 . 5 Electric Machinery 58.2 61.9 Starch, Glue, Enzymes 63.2 73.5
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