World Fish Migration Day

On Friday Ōpāwa School were hosts for the World Fish Migration Day event. We were lucky enough to go and explore the different stalls and find out more about the survival and migration habits of different fish. This winds up the Whaka Inaka whitebait regeneration project which the Senior school have been helping with. 



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