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08 November
View the Bay of Plenty Conservation Board annual report for 2008-2009.
08 November
Fort Takapuna offers an interesting insight into the coastal defences that were built to defend the Auckland harbour entrance from feared Russian invasions.
08 November
This spectacular walk passes through the relics of the Tasman and Crown mining operations in Karangahake Gorge
08 November
View photos of Cape Brett Lighthouse.
08 November
Corals are invertebrate animals belonging to the phylum Cnidaria (from the Greek word 'Cnidos' meaning stinging nettle). There are five main classes of Cnidaria.
08 November
Get active in the park this summer! View and book summer programme events in Tongariro/Taupo. DOC staff and volunteers look forward to sharing their love of the area with you. Click the image to find out more.
06 November
An overview of the Minister of Conservation’s statutory coastal management roles, ownership functions, call-in and intervention powers.
06 November
This is a five bunk hut in the Wakatipu Area.
06 November
This is a three bunk hut in the Wakatipu Area.
04 November
This report documents the history of threatened bird species, and one threatened bat species, recorded within the Nelson Lakes area over the past 150 years (including locally extinct species).
04 November
This poster has details of the different types of whales and dolphins in New Zealand and where they are found.
04 November
A number of mistletoes growing on beech trees were caged in the mid 1990s on Cobb ridge. We need help to enlarge the cages to give these plants growing room.
04 November
Volunteers are needed to do some maintenance work on the lighthouse keepers house in Farewell Spit Nature Reserve.
30 October
The Wairarapa area provides a diverse range of
recreation opportunities and flora and fauna habitats to visit.
30 October
Read the October 2009 edition of the Wellington Hawke's Bay Conservancy newsletter Footnotes.
30 October
The Department of Conservation is seeking public input into planning and managing recreation within the Ō Tū Wharekai project area, Ashburton Lakes and upper Rangitata River, Canterbury.
30 October
This is a standard campsite on Moturua Island in the Bay of Islands.
30 October
Find out about Project Kākā, a plan to restore a diverse native forest bird community to the Tararua Forest Park.
29 October
This course helps you to identify the 10 New Zealand forest birds most commonly recorded during five minute bird counts.
29 October
Find out about the new national wild animal recovery operations (WARO) concession permits and how to apply.