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Opening of Department of Conservation campsites

Kiwi Encounter at Rainbow Springs hatches its 500th kiwi chick

Snow-capped mountains, crystal clear lakes and a popular skifield are included in the largest public park created in more than twenty years

Spectacular conservation park largest created in decades

Funding grants for community groups working in conservation

New Zealand's Conservation Minister expresses concern over live exports of dolphins from Solomon Islands

The epic journey of three northern royal albatross is well underway, with satellite tracking showing one of the young birds has already travelled more than 700km.

Important ecological investment for threatened flora and fauna

field guide to native orchids of the lower North Island launched

New deed of settlement between the Crown and Tuwharetoa

draft plan released for consultation on options to protect Hector's and Maui's dolphin

Iceland stops whale hunt due to lack of demand for whale meat and no licence to export meat to Japan

Purchase of land a boost for kiwi conservation

Erma approves continued 1080 use but tightens controls

Speech to the Annual Meeting of the Deerstalkers Association, Queenstown

Speech to the Conser-Vision conference at Waikato University, Hamilton

Six pilot projects to store carbon on public conservation land are to be tendered

Housing New Zealand has launched an ambitious campaign to encourage tenants living in its 68,000 state houses to install energy-saving light bulbs

Eight sites around NZ are on a tentative list for nomination as World Heritage Areas

A Ministerial panel is to be established to explore how to manage deer, chamois, tahr and pigs

The purchase of the 9,165 hectare Michael Peak Station in Central Otago for a conservation park was announced today by Conservation Minister Chris Carter and Minister for Land Information David Parker.

Budget 2007 grants $3.8 million over four years to support development of Te Araroa, The Long Pathway

The Department of Conservation will receive an extra $13.3 million to boost core capability and fund development of a national inventory of NZ species