Orongo Station is a 3,000-acre sheep station on the east coast of the North Island of New Zealand. The Station was the landing point for the Great Migration of Maori people in 1100, and again for Captain Cook’s crew when they discovered New Zealand in 1769.

The Orongo Station Conservation Master Plan for a 3,000-acre sheep farm in New Zealand establishes a vision for the extensive regeneration of a devastated ecology while expanding agricultural production and revealing a cultural landscape rich in history.

Orongo is situated nearby to the village Kopu, as well as near the hamlet Totara. Photo: Ingolfson, Public domain. The Historic Kopu Bridge is a single-lane swing bridge that spans the Waihou River, near its emergence into the Firth of Thames in the Thames-Coromandel District of New Zealand's North Island.

We are set amongst 14 acres of native New Zealand bush and only minutes away from the centre of Russell and Oneroa Bay one of the many gorgeous beaches. The perfect location for families, large groups or couples to have a relaxing and fun filled holiday with affordable accommodation.

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Archaeological site located in the volcano near Hanga Roa. It is located within the national park and can only be visited with ticket and guide. In the site, there are the ancient buildings of the last period of the Rapa Nui civilization, from where men left for the challenge of the bird man towards the small island on the coast.

Orongo Station, a layered terrain of early Maori and European settlement (the traces of which had been all but lost to time, erosion, and lack of preservation) now stands as an example of productive agriculture interwoven with conservation initiatives and cultural landscapes.

2014年10月27日 · Right next to the house itself, Woltz added a 100-foot-long pool surrounded by native New Zealand tree ferns that droop down over the water and provide shade. The 183-foot-long Maraetaha Bridge was designed by NBW and built to connect the original Orongo Station property to a neighboring farm that was subsequently purchased by the client.

Orongo Point offers the ultimate getaway experience with 200 acres of private farmland and 3 kms of pristine forested coastline to explore, with access to its own private and magnificent white sandy beach.

A large scale ecological restoration project that involved controlling invasive species such as weasels and opposums. The project provided habitat for a diversity of seabirds through an understanding of native plant communities and hydrological regimes.