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The text related to the cultural heritage 'Te Wahipounamu – South West New Zealand' has mentioned 'New Zealand' in the following places:
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| Te Wxc4x81hipounamu (Mxc4x81ori for "the place of greenstone") is a World Heritage Site in the south west corner of the South Island of New Zealand. | WIKI |
| Te Wahipounamu stretches 280 miles along the western coastline of the South Island of New Zealand. | WIKI |
| It is the largest and least modified area of New Zealand's natural ecosystem. | WIKI |
| There are more rainforests and wetlands in the west, and the most extensive and least modified natural freshwater wetlands in New Zealand are found in this area. | WIKI |
| Along the south-west coast, most of New Zealand's Fur Seals are found. | WIKI |
| Also found in this region are Southern Brown Kiwi, Great Spotted Kiwi, Yellow-crowned parakeet, Fiordland Penguin, New Zealand Falcon, and Brown teal. | WIKI |
| The Te Wahipounamu area is the least populated part of New Zealand. | WIKI |
| An icy wind from the Tasman Sea froze them into stone and their canoe became the South Island of New Zealand. | WIKI |
| It contains many of the natural features that contribute to New Zealand's reputation as a place with exceptional landscapes. | WIKI |
| And finally, there is an extensive range of New Zealand's unusual flora and fauna, which demonstrate its evolutionary isolation. | WIKI |
| Most of the land in Te Wahipounamu is owned by the Crown (government and the people of New Zealand) and administered by the Department of Conservation (New Zealand). | WIKI |
| The most important regulations are the National Parks Act 1980, the Conservation Act 1987, and Reserves Act 1977, which were not made specifically for Te Wahipounamu but apply as they are for all of New Zealand. | WIKI |
| Secondly, the title for Aoraki was returned to the Ngxc4x81i Tahu Tribe who then in turn gifted it to the people of New Zealand. | WIKI |
| New Zealand does not have any legislation specific to the World Heritage Site and therefore Te Wahipounamu is managed under the previously mentioned legislation (National Parks Act, Conservation Act, Reserves Act). | WIKI |
| A main attraction to Te Wahipounamu, and New Zealand in general, is the natural landscape. | WIKI |
| [6] They are managed strictly in terms of the New Zealand Wilderness Policy. | WIKI |
| [13] The New Zealand Wilderness Policy mirrors these ideas with criteria about having this protected land for enjoyment but keeping it virtually untouched by humans. | WIKI |
| The continuing rise in tourism to New Zealand is affecting this experience though. | WIKI |
| Located in the south-west corner of New Zealandxe2x80x99sxe2x80x99 South Island, Te Wxc3xa4hipounamu xe2x80x93 South West New Zealand covers 10% of New Zelandxe2x80x99s landmass (2.6 million hectares) and is spread over a 450km strip extending inland 40 - 90km from the Tasman Sea. | UNESCO |
| As the largest and least modified area of New Zealand's natural ecosystems, the flora and fauna has become the worldxe2x80x99s best intact modern representation of the ancient biota of Gondwana. | UNESCO |
| It is the combination of geological and climatic processes, the resultant landforms, the unique biota displaying evolutionary adaptation over a diverse range of climatic and altitudinal gradients, all in a relatively pristine state, that give Te Wxc3xa4hipounamu xe2x80x93 South West New Zealand its exceptional and outstanding natural characteristics. | UNESCO |
| Criterion (vii): Te Wxc3xa4hipounamu - South West New Zealand contains many of the natural features which contribute to New Zealand's international reputation for superlative landscapes: its highest mountains, longest glaciers, tallest forests, wildest rivers and gorges, most rugged coastlines and deepest fiords and lakes, as well as the remnant of an extinct volcano in Solander Island. | UNESCO |
| Criterion (viii): Te Wxc3xa4hipounamu - South West New Zealand is considered to be the best modern example of the primitive taxa of Gondwanaland seen in modern ecosystems xe2x80x93 and as such the property is of global significance. | UNESCO |
| New Zealandxe2x80x99s separation before the appearance of marsupials and other mammals, and its long isolation since, were key factors enabling the survival of the ancient Gondwanan biota on the islands of New Zealand to a greater degree than elsewhere. | UNESCO |
| Criterion (x): The habitats of Te Wxc3xa4hipounamu contain an extensive range of New Zealandxe2x80x99s unusual endemic fauna, a fauna which reflects its long evolutionary isolation and absence of mammalian predators. | UNESCO |
| The 2.6 million hectare property represents the 10 percent of New Zealand that is least disturbed or modified by human settlement, and is largely in its natural state giving it a high degree of integrity. | UNESCO |
| The land encompassed by the boundaries of the property, with one small exception, is Crown (Government and the people of New Zealand) owned and it is administered by the Department of Conservation. | UNESCO |
| The national park management plans are prepared by the Department of Conservation (the administering authority for all national parks in NZ) and approved by the New Zealand Conservation Authority, in accordance with the General Policy for National Parks (a policy document that guides the implementation of the National Parks Act, also prepared and administered by the Department of Conservation). | UNESCO |