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Budget 2022 overview
An overview of the Budget 2022 funding to the Department of Conservation.
Planning your trip under COVID-19 settings
Assess the COVID-19 risk when planning to stay in our huts and campsites.
Whenua Hou diving petrel/kuaka
The Whenua Hou diving petrel/kuaka is New Zealand’s 'newest' bird species, being only described as recently as 2018. The species only breeds on Whenua Hou (Codfish Island) and is Threatened-Nationally Critical.
Help us improve conservation management planning and concessions legislation
We want to hear your views on proposals within the Conservation Management and Processes Bill to improve conservation management planning and concessions (the permissions system). Submissions close on 30 June 2022.
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Public feedback sought on proposed land classifications for the West Coast
An independent assessment of stewardship land on the West Coast has delivered recommendations for revised land classifications, Minister of Conservation Kiri Allan says.
Dolomite Point ceremony
Ngāti Waewae will lead a ceremony in Punakaiki tomorrow morning to mark the start of the main construction work on the new Experience Centre.
Rare native mistletoe population discovered in the Eastern Bay of Plenty
Threatened native mistletoe has been discovered in a corner of the Eastern Bay of Plenty where it has not previously been recorded.
Sea snake video results in conservation donation
A Palmerston North man who removed a venomous sea snake from a North Island beach and then shared videos of the incident to the TikTok social media platform has been ordered to pay $500 to Save the Kiwi.
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