
Kākāpō wild in Waikato for first time in 60 years
Four of the world's rarest flightless parrots have been rehomed on mainland New Zealand.
Four of the world's rarest flightless parrots have been rehomed on mainland New Zealand.
Great Walk bookings reopen four months after “incredibly frustrating” IT meltdown.
A rare wetland bird had to be euthanised after being shot near Kāwhia Harbour.
Dozens of plants in the Pureora Forest Park and Tongariro Forest were targeted.
DoC works with Pironga locals to re-establish tāpia/mistletoe.
Bat stats used to gauge the effectiveness of predator control.
DoC will deal with the situation at Wharekaho once resources and conditions allow.
DOC offices, tracks, huts, campsites and visitor centres closed across North Island.
The recent weather caused Cathedral Cove, walking tracks and camping sites to close.
DoC ranger says people have walked right past protection signs.
Find all the treasures: there is plenty to see if you know what to look for.
Conservation Week encourages Kiwis to get involved in nature and help take care of it.
More than 280 students participated in a mass tree planting exercise near Whatawhata.
The vision for the gully was to restore the native vegetation to pre-European status.
Joy and relief at return of historically and culturally significant reserve.
With severe wind and thunderstorm watches in place, DoC warns it's safer to stay put.
Mediums include photography, paintings, ceramics, sculpture and a contemporary tukutuku.
Skinks rescued from a Te Awamutu development site released into pest-free Rotopiko reserve
Scientists will scan your photos in search of new discoveries.
Volunteer project aims to better understand how bats live alongside people.
New work adds to knowledge about protecting threatened species.
St Kilda couple treated to home visit by unexpected avian visitor.
If it's not practical to set raised leg-hold traps, opt for live-capture cage traps.
A whānau trust is developing an educational walk to the reserve through Mangeroa gully.
The district council voted to carry on participating in the Waikato Regional Bat Strategy.
The simple message to Aucklanders is to stay away, Ōpōtiki councillor says.
Females sitting on the nest become easy prey for pests like stoats and possums.
The skeleton of a stout legged moa is thought to be 1000 years old.
Predator Free Morrinsville is being launched on Saturday with a working bee - all welcome.
A large rook population can completely destroy entire paddocks