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      • Conservation with communities strategy: Northland Conservancy 2007-2012
      • Guidelines for community conservation partnerships
      • Nature Heritage Fund
      • Restoring the Balance

From Seed to Success: Guidelines for community conservation partnerships

From Seed to Success - Guidelines

This Guide is designed for people involved in community conservation projects. It provides advice about establishing, maintaining, improving and evaluating community conservation projects.

From Seed to Success - Tool Kit

In this tool kit you'll find information on facilitating effective meetings, consulting with others and more.

 

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Protecting and Restoring our Natural Heritage – a Practical Guide

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Nature Heritage Fund

Nga Whenua Rahui

 
Conservation for prosperity. Tiakina te taiao, kia puawai
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