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Country:
New Zealand
Image caption:
An example of what a pristine, untouched wilderness wetland in northern British Columbia looks like. Maybe inspiration for for wetland conservation around the world.
Wetland type:
Inland wetlands
Lake
Album:
World Wetlands Day 2015 Photo Contest
