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Whio Awareness Month
This March we're celebrating 10 years of partnership with Genesis, with stories, events and competitions.
Rangatahi mō Papatūānuku video competition
Create a video sharing your ideas on how to ensure Papatūānuku thrives. Your video will be shared online and you’ll go in the competition to win prizes.
Autumn – what you need to know
Autumn is a fantastic time to get into nature. As we enjoy the Easter holidays and quieter recreation opportunities, let’s treasure our wildlife and special places, and keep ourselves safe.
Jobs for Nature – Mahi mō te Taiao
The Jobs for Nature programme helps revitalise communities through nature-based employment and stimulate the economy post COVID-19.
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Tūturuatu evacuated from Motutapu
Ten critically threatened tūturuatu/shore plover have been evacuated from Motutapu Island and relocated to captive facilities while DOC hunts a stoat.
Tiny ‘flying penguins’ need greater attention on land and at sea
A new study has found critically endangered Whenua Hou diving petrels, may need greater protection from lights on vessels in seas.
Impressive response to DOC scholarship programme
Some of the country's most forward-thinking early-career conservationists are among recipients of a new scholarship aimed at supporting a new generation of biodiversity champions, Conservation Minister Kiri Allan says.
Consultation opens on proposed Bay of Islands marine mammal sanctuary
Conservation Minister Kiri Allan is encouraging New Zealanders to have their say on a proposed marine mammal sanctuary to address the rapid decline of bottlenose dolphins in Te Pēwhairangi, the Bay of Islands.
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