Culture Waitaki

Permanent Programme Heritage Education Service The Forrester Gallery, Waitaki Museum and Archive Te Whare Taoki o Waitaki and Heritage Education Service (from South Canterbury Museum) are working together to provide educational opportunities for Waitaki Schools. The story of our land begins millions of years ago, when Waitaki, like much of New Zealand, lay under the sea. During this time, Ōamaru’s famous limestone formed on the sea-floor.

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Permanent Programme Heritage Education Service The Forrester Gallery, Waitaki Museum and Archive Te Whare Taoki o Waitaki and Heritage Education Service (from South Canterbury Museum) are working together to provide educational opportunities for Waitaki Schools. The story of our land begins millions of years ago, when Waitaki, like much of New Zealand, lay under the sea. During this time, Ōamaru’s famous limestone formed on the sea-floor.

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