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East Coast/Hawke's Bay

Conservation

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Native animals

New Zealand shore plover. Photo: Don Merton.

View native animals information that specifically relates to the East Coast/Hawke's Bay region.

Threats & impacts

Koi Carp. Photo: Astrid Dijkgraaf.

Find information about threats to East Coast/Hawke's Bay's biodiversity such as pests, weeds and fire, and learn about the impacts of conservation work in the region.

Marine & coastal

Stingray Bay, Te Angiangi Marine Reserve. Photo: Catherine Tiffen.

Find out about marine and coastal conservation in East Coast/Hawke's Bay.

Native plants

Dactylanthus. Photo: Terry C Greene.

View native plants information that specifically relates to the East Coast/Hawke's Bay region.

Land & freshwater

Limestone bluffs, Boundary Stream Mainland Island. Photo: Brendon Christensen.

Learn about land and freshwater conservation in East Coast/Hawke's Bay.

Historic

James Cook statue, Gisborne. Photo: Jamie Quirk.

Explore the historic heritage sites that DOC looks after in East Coast/Hawke's Bay.

 

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Conservation - all regions

Contact

East Coast Bay of Plenty Conservancy Office
Phone:      +64 7 349 7400
Email:   bayofplenty@doc.govt.nz
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Hawke's Bay Area Office
Phone:      +64 6 834 3111
Email:   napier-ao@doc.govt.nz
Full office details

 

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