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We assess the performance of our conservation programmes to report on progress and improve effectiveness.
Biodiversity inventory and monitoring toolbox
Find methods to inventory and monitor populations of species and the environments they live in.
DOC's monitoring and reporting system
We are progressively implementing a comprehensive and integrated monitoring and reporting system across DOC.
Outcome Monitoring Framework (OMF)
The OMF supports monitoring and reporting and can be used to make evidence-supported statements about outcomes, performance and reasoning behind activities or policy decisions.
Reports from DOC's monitoring system
Get analysed results from implemented and ongoing monitoring programmes.
Biodiversity Projects database
Find out about New Zealand biodiversity inventory and monitoring research projects, conducted by DOC and other organisations.
Bird banding
We coordinate the banding of birds within New Zealand. Find out why it’s important to band birds, what to do if you find a banded bird, and how to become a certified bander.
Freshwater Ecosystems geo-database
The geo-database provides an independent, national representation of the biodiversity values and pressures on New Zealand’s rivers, lakes and wetlands.
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