Local jobs boost from conservation partnership
Ngāti Rangi is teaming up with DoC on projects that will create jobs for local people.
Ngāti Rangi is teaming up with DoC on projects that will create jobs for local people.
Waihi Beach and Bowentown locals fear for holidaymakers as encounters increase.
Analysis showed the bird was a South Island giant moa that died around 700 years ago.
Analysis of moa skeleton discovered on Stewart Island points to lost local population.
"I heard off in the distance a large crashing sound."
It was the highest rescue in New Zealand's history.
Need a weekend break? There's an adventure to be had up, down and all around Mt Taranaki.
The Marlborough Sounds' Motuara Island is paradise for history buffs and nature lovers.
On the notorious West Coast, the name Cape Foulwind shouldn't raise any eyebrows.
DoC's science advisor says the bats aren't scary, so much as misunderstood.
Milford track and other Great Walks have rare free spaces for those who can get there.
The birds join a kiwi Kōhanga for the birds on the island.
Cancellations have opened up spaces in Milford and popular Great Walk Huts.
New Zealand sounded a lot different before humans arrived.
The couple found themselves in a snowy ridge in the dark.
Waikanae Estuary Care Group are encouraging locals to plant, weed and water a plot each.
The trampers spent an hour digging into the hut.
Booked the summer campsite yet? You better get in quick if you want one of NZ's top spots.
Mount Maunganui residents were treated to quite a show by a pod of orca whales.
DoC was hoping Toa could be reunited with his pod – but he died after almost a fortnight.
Toa the orca calf was cared for 24/7 until he died.
Award images of surgical waste and rare animals are a health check on our oceans.
Tourism pledges are popping up all over the world. But do they work?
Beach trips and busy carparks; DoC's recent report shows how Kiwis spent their summer.
A seal pup was found with cuts on its back on an Auckland's Narrow Neck beach.
"The last thing we want is for the seal to be hit."
The job's taken him from Antarctica to Wellington, but it ends where it began - Hokitika.
New report highlights inequalities in Kiwis' access to the outdoors during adversity.
12 formal warnings were issued to people travelling to see the pod under alert level 3.
Kiwis have a healthy obsession with the outdoors - plan a post-lockdown Great Walk.