East Coast Conservation Management Strategy
Introduction
Find out about and view the East Coast Conservation Management Strategy 1998.Download the publication
Volume I:
Volume II:
- Part 1 (PDF, 5,097K)
- Part 2 (PDF, 4,964K)
- Part 3 (PDF, 7,125K)
- Part 4 (PDF, 2,253K)
- Part 5 (PDF, 15,216)
Note: these are low quality scans due to their age.
Summary
The East Cost Conservation Management Strategy (CMS) is the first conservation management strategy for the East Coast region.
The purpose of this CMS is to set out the management directions for DOC in the East Coast region. It has been prepared in accordance with Part IIIA of the Conservation Act 1987.
The CMS remains operative unless formally reviewed in full, in part or amended.
Related statutory plans
The following statutory plan also applies within the area covered by the CMS and needs to be read alongside it when considering activities within the Kaweka Forest Park:
CMS review
DOC started a review of the East Coast CMS as part of a process amalgamating the East Coast and Hawke’s Bay into one CMS region reflecting the Conservation Board boundaries.
DOC appreciates the valuable input of our Treaty partners, conservation boards and community into this initial review.
Until the review has been completed the 1998 CMS remains operative.
