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Briefing to the incoming Minister of Conservation 2020 (PDF, 11,705K)
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Contents
Introduction
- Our strategy
Who we are
Our roles
- Partner with iwi, hapū and whānau, and collaborate with others
- Care for the land, the waters, our native species and our heritage
- Advocate for nature, and be a regulator
- Foster recreation in nature
- Tell the stories of our nature and our history
Your role as Minister of Conservation – and how we support you
Investing in conservation
Delivering outcomes – opportunities over the next 3 years
Te ora o Papatūānuku | Healthy nature
TŪĀPAPA – Getting the system right
WHAKAHAU – Empowering action
TIAKI – Protecting and restoring
Te ora o te Hapori | Thriving communities
- Embedding a nature-based recovery to reach broader and economic goals
- Tourism recovery
- Visitor safety
- Heritage
- Crown pastoral land reform
Te hunga Atawhai | People who care
- A Treaty partnership that goes beyond our legal obligations
- Investing in our organisational capability and operating model
- Embedding climate change and sustainability
Appendices
- Appendix [1] – Suggested 90-day priorities
- Appendix [2] - Conservation legislation and management framework
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