Our beaches
What's in this?
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Where are Northland's beaches
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What is a beach
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How do Northland's beaches differ
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How are beaches made
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Why are our beaches always changing
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What beach features can be monitored for change
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Why does the colour of Northland's beaches vary
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Why else do Northland's beaches vary
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How does the shape of surrounding land affect beaches
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How is the look of a beach influenced by its location
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What effect does the weather have
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How does what's happening offshore affect the beach
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How does fresh water flowing to the coast shape our beaches and shores
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Why are Northland’s beaches special to Maori
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What lives on Northland’s beaches
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What rare and endangered species are found on or around our beaches
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What threatens our native beach creatures
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What threatens our native beach plants
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What does Northland Regional Council do to help
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What can we do to help look after Northland’s beaches
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Who helps look after our beaches
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