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Sheep, Tararua Wind Farm, largest in Southern Hemisphere. North Island, New Zealand.

Sheep graze in a pasture beneath Tararua Wind Farm, largest in the Southern Hemisphere. Humans have migrated to the ends of the earth to cut farms from virgin forests and compete for new resources, such as here in the South Pacific. Location: North Island of New Zealand, 10 km northeast of Palmerston North on a ridge in the Tararua Ranges.

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Human impacts on world ecosystems, NEW ZEALAND: North Island
Sheep graze in a pasture beneath Tararua Wind Farm, largest in the Southern Hemisphere. Humans have migrated to the ends of the earth to cut farms from virgin forests and compete for new resources, such as here in the South Pacific. Location: North Island of New Zealand, 10 km northeast of Palmerston North on a ridge in the Tararua Ranges.
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