Charles worth Reserve
- It is a Wetland
- It's a Reserve
- It was drained in the 1920s
- Restoration started in 1991
- Feeding habitat for native birds
- There's a habitat for fish
- There’s over 100,000 tree’s
- Marsh plants
- Native vegetation
- Scraped tidal pools
- 2005 it was officially opened
- Since 2005 there has been over 100,000 trees planted
It is a wetland - Charles worth Reserve is a wetland it was drained in the 1920s and Restoration in 1991
- What
- Where
- Why
- Plant Types
- Bird Types
- What - It is a wetland it was drained in the 1920s and Restoration in 1991
- Where - It is in woolston Christchurch and its next to a pond
- Why - there were 20 hectares of land with nothing on it in 1920 so they wanted to put something on it
- Plant types - rautini, ti kouka, Coastal cress, Ferns, Golden sand sedge
- Bird types - Bar Tailed God wit, Kingfisher, Wry bills, pipit, Cattle Egret
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