Land publications

The Bream Bay Strategic Plan is an operational strategy for the conservation of Bream Bay, a 10-km coastal strip on Northland's east coast. Published 2006.

This report describes the most significant natural areas not already protected for nature conservation in the Eastern Wairarapa ecological district and recommends areas for protection. This report is part of the Protected Natural Areas Programme (PNAP). Published 2004.

This study summarises the natural values of the Kaimai-Mamaku catchment. It also assesses the relative economic, recreational and ecological benefits of conservation land and ecological corridors within the study area. Published 2010.

This paper presents eight high value potential sites for transformational conservation investment. Published 2014.

Guidelines for minimising risks to researchers, the public, structures and facilities, New Zealand's indigenous fauna and flora, and sites within the East Coast Bay of Plenty Conservancy from any research activity. Published 2012

Karst is widely distributed throughout New Zealand, often on public conservation land managed by the Department of Conservation, but it is a very minor component of the overall landscape - which makes what is there special. Published 1999.

View reconnaissance survey reports of some of Northland's ecological districts for the Protected Natural Areas Programme (PNAP).

This Protected Natural Areas Programme (PNAP) report contains a large amount of information on the ecological values of the Otanewainuku Ecological District and is a significant reference work as it also gives guidance as to the conservation priorities. Published 2006.

This publication identifies the strategic direction of the captive management programme at the Pukaha Mount Bruce National Wildlife Centre in Wairarapa over the next five years. Published 2010.

The Matatā Wildlife Refuge Reserve (Te Awa O Te Atua Lagoon) is at risk from debris, siltation, infilling and subsequent lowering of the lagoon’s water levels. Published 2010

This report describes the most important natural areas in the Wairarapa Plains Ecological District not already protected for nature conservation and recommends areas for protection. This report is part of the Protected Natural Areas Programme (PNAP). Published 2000