The Rotoiti Nature Recovery Project aims to restore approximately 5000 hectares of beech forest on the shores of Lake Rotoiti, in Nelson Lakes National Park. This is being achieved through an extensive predator trapping programme and the area is managed as a "mainland island".
Take one of the many walks through the project and you'll see and hear the results of this work; a forest alive with the sights and sounds of birds. Information panels along the way tell the story of the project and the plants and animals that call it home.
Take one of the many walks through the project and you'll see and hear the results of this work; a forest alive with the sights and sounds of birds. Information panels along the way tell the story of the project and the plants and animals that call it home.
Nelson Lake
The weather in Nelson Lake is cloudy most of the time. Bad weather and freezing conditions can occur at any time in the park. This was happen during my trip. Most of the tracks/road are closed due to snowstorm. Therefore only short walks (Anglers walk, Bellbird walk, Honeydew walk....) are accessible.
The short walk lake view when explore in Nelson Lakes National Park.
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