Murchison Mountains

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The Murchison Mountains are a remote, rugged mountain range in Fiordland, New Zealand, known as critical habitat for the once-thought-extinct takahē and other unique alpine wildlife.

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Murchison Mountains canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
mountain range
accessPolicy entry by permit only for most areas
public access generally restricted
biodiversitySignificance important area for New Zealand endemic species
important stronghold for takahē population
climate cool temperate
high rainfall
conservationStatus restricted access area
continent Australasia
linked to: Oceania

Oceania
country New Zealand
countryAdmin New Zealand Department of Conservation
countrySubdivision Southland
ecosystemType alpine ecosystem
habitatOf South Island takahē
linked to: takahe

alpine plants
native New Zealand birds
takahē
hasCharacteristic alpine
remote
rugged
hasUse scientific research
wildlife conservation
knownFor conservation of endangered species
critical habitat for takahē
takahē recovery program
linked to: takahē

unique alpine wildlife
locatedIn Fiordland
Fiordland National Park
South Island
Southland Region
linked to: Southland

southwestern New Zealand
linked to: Otago Region
locatedOn west side of Lake Te Anau
managedBy New Zealand Department of Conservation
near Lake Te Anau
partOf Southern Alps
Te Wahipounamu World Heritage Area
protectedAreaStatus subject to strict conservation management
within a national park
regionType tussock grassland and alpine shrubland
terrain deep valleys
rocky ridges
steep slopes

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

takahē rediscoveredAt Murchison Mountains
subject linked to: takahe
Kepler Track hasViewOf Murchison Mountains
Worsley Stream hasNearbyFeature Murchison Mountains