Spread the word
Use our web banners and posters or create your own from one of our templates, and help spread the word.
Connect to the campaign via social media
Social media plays an important part in Conservation Week.
Our Conservation blog runs a series of posts during the week, and we showcase what others are doing and sharing online.
You can support Conservation on your own channels.
- Use hashtag #ConservationWeek.
- Tag us using @docgovtnz in your content.
- Encourage your followers to get on board and show New Zealand some love!
Read stories on our blog
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Here’s what you got up to during Conservation Week 2019
24 September 2019
This year marked the 50th anniversary of Conservation Week – communities banded together to clean up our beaches, families headed out into the great outdoors, scouts completed conservation tasks to earn a new badge, and rangers shared their mahi. -
Easy ways to get involved in conservation moving forward
20 September 2019
Now that we’re at the pointy end of Conservation Week 2019, your involvement and dedication to conservation doesn’t have to end here. Conservation is a year-round activity. -
Celebrating 50 years of Conservation Week. How far we’ve come since 1969.
15 September 2019
New Zealand is known globally for our efforts in conservation. We're nowhere near done, but we've made considerable progress over the past 50 years. -
Te Tapuwae o Rongokako Marine Reserve
15 September 2019
Marine reserves are one of New Zealand Aotearoa’s special protected places where ecosystems are left to thrive naturally, and this Conservation Week we’re checking out Te Tapuwae o Rongokako on the East Coast.
Contact
Let us know how you would like to be involved in Conservation Week.
Email: conservationweek@doc.govt.nz
