Hāpūpū / JM Barker National Historic Reserve is one of four national reserves in New Zealand. The reserve is located close to Hanson Bay at the north-eastern end of Chatham Island, the main island of the Chatham Islands, and was created in 1979 following a gift of land from a local business. This was done to protect 33 hectares of kopi (karaka or Corynocarpus laevigatus) forest containing Moriori tree carvings called momori-rakau (or dendroglyphs). In 1996, the reserve was officially designated as a national historic reserve, owing to the site's significance as a representation of Moriori traditions.
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