Okarito Ways celebrates Ōkārito Lagoon, which - with its associated waterways - connects the Southern Alps of the West Coast of New Zealand to the Tasman Sea. 

There, perched on a sandspit lies a small village - Ōkārito - a place that has literally stood the test of time. Ōkārito Lagoon is the largest surviving unmodified wetlands in New Zealand. 

Larry has teamed up with conservationists Paul Sheridan and Swade Finch, and has worked with a team of 11 people of 6 nationalities, in three time zones, to tell the story of a day in this beautiful place.

Cover art courtesy Rina Sjardin-Thompson