Find out about issues that DOC is currently seeking public comment on and have your say.
The Department of Conservation is seeking public input into planning and managing recreation within the Ō Tū Wharekai project area, Ashburton Lakes and upper Rangitata River, Canterbury.
Find documents relevant to the public notification process for the Sir Edmund Hillary Outdoor Pursuits Centre Trust concession application. Submissions close 17 December 2009.
The review of the Canterbury Conservation Management Strategy (CMS) is on hold until 2010.
This is an investigation into the establishment of a Kauri National Park in Northland.
Canterbury Conservancy's draft guidelines for aircraft access is a proposal to zone public conservation land for different levels of aircraft access. Your comments are sought on this concept.
Call for submissions about the conservation status of NZ lichen species. This will inform a new listing of lichens in the NZ Threat Classification System. Lichens have not previously been listed using this system. Closes 30 September 2009.
Call for submissions about any changes in status of NZ terrestrial and freshwater invertebrates. This will inform a revision of the list in the NZ Threat Classification System. Closes 30 September 2009.
Wellington Conservancy is beginning the review of the Wellington Conservation Management Strategy (CMS).
From 13 December 2007, cyclists will be allowed to ride mountain bikes up the Poulter Valley in Arthur's Pass National Park, for a three-year trial period.
You have an opportunity to contribute to and comment on the Northland North Island Brown Kiwi Taxon Plan that will set goals for kiwi in Northland, and describes the actions required to achieve these goals.
Auckland Conservancy is reviewing the Auckland Conservation Management Strategy (CMS).
Participate in the review of the Northland Conservancy Conservation Management Strategy. Let us know what matters to you, which places you value and what you think they should be like in 10 years.
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