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Let nature in
Find activities you can do at home to let nature in and strengthen your wellbeing.
Learning from home
Easy practical activities for learning from home, in nature, through COVID-19 alert levels.
DOC Sounds of Science podcast
In our latest episode, Kelly Frogley explains what a non-vascular plant is and talks about her most unexpected discoveries.
Alert Level 2: Hunting allowed on public conservation land
Hunting on public conservation land is allowed during COVID-19 Alert Level 2. Hunters need to have the appropriate hunting permit or hold the required concession and abide by Ministry of Health guidelines.
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Review of Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park Management Plan to restart
DOC and Ngāi Tahu in consultation with the Canterbury Aoraki Conservation Board have agreed to start a new review of the Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park Management Plan.
Hakarimata Summit Track reopens
With the country at COVID-19 Alert Level 2 for two weeks and a contact tracing app introduced by the Government, DOC and Waikato District Council believe it is now safe reopen the popular track.
Better protection for seabirds
Better protection for seabirds is being put in place with a new National Plan of Action to reduce fishing-related captures, Fisheries Minister Stuart Nash and Conservation Minister Eugenie Sage announced today.
Firewood deliveries for families in need
More than 100 homes will be warmer this winter thanks to a new initiative to provide firewood to Hauraki iwi in need.
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