Ruamahanga River

The Ruamahanga River is a significant waterway in New Zealand’s North Island, flowing approximately 130 kilometers from the Rimutaka Ranges to Palliser Bay. It supports diverse ecosystems, provides water for agriculture and towns, and plays a key role in local recreation and cultural heritage. The river's health is vital for maintaining biodiversity, water quality, and the ecological balance of the surrounding region. Ongoing conservation efforts aim to address pollution and habitat degradation, ensuring the river continues to thrive for future generations.