Publications

Introduction

View publications of the New Zealand Conservation Authority / Te Pou Atawhai Taiao O Aotearoa

    Briefing to the Incoming Minister 2020

    November 2020: The NZCA welcome Hon Kiritapu Allan as the new Minister of Conservation in 2020, and provide an introduction to its portfolio of work.

    Briefing to the Incoming Minister of Conservation 2017

    October 2017: The NZCA welcome Hon Eugenie Sage as the new Minister of Conservation in 2017, and provide an introduction to its portfolio of work.

    Briefing to the Incoming Minister of Conservation 2011

    February 2012: The NZCA provided its strategic priorities to the Incoming Minister of Conservation after the 2011 General Election. Read the briefing to the Minister.

    Protecting New Zealand's Rivers

    November 2011: Read the New Zealand Conservation Authority's views on the protection and use of rivers.

    Briefing to the Incoming Minister of Conservation 2008

    November 2008: Read the briefing to the incoming Minister of Conservation 2008 from the NZCA.

    General Policy for National Parks

    General Policy for National Parks provides guidance for managing national parks. It replaces General Policy for National Parks 1983.

    Department of Conservation's Statutory Planning Processes

    Learn what DOC's statutory planning processes mean to you and how you can have your say.

    Briefing to the incoming Minister 2005

    Review NZCA's briefing to the Minister of Conservation after the General Election 2005.

    New Zealand's Walkways

    This booklet is now out of date and out of print. It detailed New Zealand's network of more than 125 walkways which covers over 1200 kilometres.

    Pests and weeds: A blueprint for action factsheet

    This factsheet summarises the results and recommendations of the NZCA's report on pests and weeds, the costs to the economy and the courses of action needed to combat them.

    Maori customary use

    View NZCA's interim report and discussion paper on Maori customary use of native birds plants and other traditional materials.

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