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    Waikereru Ecosanctuary

    Waikereru Ecosanctuary

    A haven for native birds, plants and animals.

    • Gisborne, New Zealand
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    ​Harriers Club Trail Run

    The Gisborne Harriers descended on Waikereru Ecosanctuary for their annual Longbush run, in support of the Gisborne Stroke Foundation. Brilliant turnout with 86 runners participating - looks like a great day was had by all!

    Check out this awesome aerial footage of the course on Facebook!

    Categories: News

    Updated: July 21, 2019

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