TVNZ’s Endangered Species Aotearoa with Forest & Bird airs every Monday from 3 March at 7.30 pm on TVNZ1. Watch DOC rangers and scientists share what makes New Zealand’s endangered species special.
The largest marine turtle in the world visits New Zealand waters, Senior Marine Science Advisor Dr Karen Middlemiss is leading the local charge to study this ancient species.
DOC considers the impact of Fast-track projects on public conservation land, waters and wildlife.
A new and improved hunting permit system will make it easier for New Zealanders to go hunting on public conservation land Minister for Hunting and Fishing James Meager says.
We need your help to grow funding for nature. By donating to these DOC nature projects you can help protect endangered species and habitats.
The 2025 Pureora Hunting Competition is a free annual competition for wild deer taken from the Pureora Forest Park during the competition period. It's open until 27 April.
A colony of black-fronted terns/tarapirohe near Twizel has defied the odds and raised a bumper number of fledglings this year despite an unprecedented season of challenging weather.
Work to contain the contaminated contents of an historic landfill is underway at Bluff’s Ocean Beach.
A juvenile Tara iti/NZ fairy tern has been tracked taking a series of marathon flights around the upper North Island.
Lecture by DOC Director-General Penny Nelson at Otago Tourism Policy School on Thursday 3 April 2025.