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THE DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION
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Biodiversity conservation
Historic conservation
Conservation experience
Conservation partnerships
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The New Zealand
DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION

"A clean, unique and healthy environment, sustaining nature and people's needs and aspirations"
The Environment 2010 Vision, in which the Department of Conservation has direct responsibilities and roles

The Department of Conservation is the central New Zealand government organisation charged with conservation. Its mission is to conserve the natural and historic heritage of New Zealand for the benefit of present and future generations.
The department promotes biodiversity conservation, historic conservation, the conservation experience, conservation partnerships and quality conservation management.

The Department manages or administers on behalf of New Zealanders: national parks and forest parks, reserves and conservation areas, protected indigenous forests, protected inland waters and wild and scenic rivers, indigenous/native wildlife, non-commercial freshwater fisheries, historic places on conservation land, marine reserves and protecting marine mammals, offshore islands set aside for conservation


Facts and territorial organisation Legislation Strategies, Policies and plans Biodiversity conservation
Historic conservation Conservation experience Conservation partnerships Science and research

Reference material:

GREENPRINT - Conservation in New Zealand - a guide to the department. Department of Conservation. Volume 2, October 1996.

RESTORING THE DAWN CHORUS, Department of Conservation Strategic Business Plan, 1998-2002. Department of conservation, 1998.

 

 
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