
DoC ups licence fees on ‘world's finest trout fishing’
The department is increasing fees for trout fishing sites that are among the world's best.
The department is increasing fees for trout fishing sites that are among the world's best.
The incident has since sparked upgrades and checks of over 150 swingbridges nationwide.
Additional system testing has been done to avoid another crash.
'We encourage the public to contact DoC if the dead whale is brought ashore again.'
Campsites across the country took 23 per cent fewer bookings this past summer.
Locals were reportedly “very excited” about the prospect of filming.
In a network of 950 huts, have the Great Walks become too big for their boots?
IT issues and false charges plagued hut bookings this week.
The DoC booking system crashed just after opening at 9.30am, to the frustration of users.
The first Great Walk has been booked out but there's hope yet.
Booking site overwhelmed by eager would-be trampers.
Many disgruntled walkers want to get to the bottom of what's happening.
Standard hut fees will double from $5 to $10 a night, from July 1.
The return of international walkers will see bunks more in demand than ever.
The park will be governed jointly by Ngā iwi o Taranaki and the Minister of Conservation,
Scientists left 'shocked'.
The Treaty of Waitangi settlement will be initialled on Friday.
Residents fear for the safety of children in a remote Central Otago village.
Former Conservation Minister Poto Williams tells MPs what another minister told her.
DoC has shut many of its North Island campsites and huts as the storm approaches.
Niwa says the reefs are rich with thriving plants and animals.
Permitted activity on public conservation land, including baches, is now subject to rates.
DOC is worried the voracious forager's reappearance could threaten recovering ecosystems.
Rotorua Department of Conservation team is undertaking its annual census.
The four-bunk hut has been vandalised and shot at - now it's finally getting some love.
NZ's extinction-threatened freshwater fish face some of planet's most blocked waterways.
The social media post was quickly flooded with dozens of comments.
A new app uses artificial intelligence to identify over 11,000 native birds and plants.
Even though Pip's chances of survival seemed slim, Dave Gould ploughed ahead.