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Routeburn Track officially reopens
All southern Great Walks are now back up and running with the Routeburn Track officially reopened, the Department of Conservation announced today.
Kawarau/Remarkables Conservation Area reclassification consultation
Have your say in the first of two rounds of public consultation on the Remarkables Conservation Areas’ reclassification. Submissions close 26 February 2021.
DOC's climate change adaptation action plan
DOC has a five-year plan to increase the resilience of our wildlife and wild places to the impacts of climate change.
Jobs for Nature – Mahi mō te Taiao
The Jobs for Nature programme is to help revitalise communities through nature-based employment and stimulate the economy post COVID-19.
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Hollyford Track reopens
The popular Hollyford Track, Fiordland National Park’s only major low-altitude track has officially reopened, the DOC announced today.
Jobs for Nature provides employment buffer
Work to stop invasive weeds spreading into one of Aotearoa’s most loved national parks is the goal of a new Jobs for Nature project announced by Conservation Minister Kiri Allan today.
New work to enhance West Coast environment
Punakaiki is set to benefit from two projects designed to enhance its status as one of New Zealand’s most unique environments, Conservation Minister Kiri Allan says.
Stay safe on Taranaki Mounga this summer
Visitors to Taranaki Mounga and Egmont National Park are being urged to prepare properly as a busy summer season looms for the popular North Island destination.
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