Kaikōura/Te Tai-o-Marokura marine management review 2024 A 10-year review of the Kaikōura Marine Area management measures is being undertaken as required by the Kaikōura (Te Tai ō Marokura) Marine ...

This short walk passes through native bush to reach a stunning cove on Lake Wakatipu, with an optional climb to Picnic Point – it's a great option for kids.

View DOC's current and past annual reports.This is a statement on strategic intentions for the Department of Conservation 2021–2025 and a report on the operations for the year ended 30 June 2021.

Part of the Moke Lake Loop track is not suitable for bikes due to erosion. Biking is not permitted on the peninsula, or the track sections either side of it, on the far side of the lake from the Moke ...

Wooded Gully picnic area to Ridge Track junction: 3 hr From Wooded Gully Picnic Area, follow Wooded Gully Track until you reach the saddle at the head of the valley. Turn left and follow Ridge Track ...

The Fox Glacier South Side Walkway/Cycleway follows the south bank of the Fox River through ancient podocarp rainforest. The track heads gently up the valley crossing ancient glacial moraine surfaces, ...

Some species such as whitebait are migratory, moving between fresh and sea water environments to complete their lifecycles. Non-migratory species such as mudfish spend their entire life in freshwater.

Marine reserves are special places to be enjoyed by everyone. They offer the chance to see rare and abundant sea creatures and environments. Walking, sailing, kayaking, snorkelling and diving are just ...

This popular tramp gives a glimpse of Westland’s spectacular forest, river and mountain scenery, with natural hot pools at Welcome Flat an added attraction.

We have DOC visitor centres nationwide, staffed by DOC rangers with local knowledge about conservation places and activities. Visit us for local information, bookings, and hut tickets. There is no ...

DOC has an agreement with the owner of Big Hill Station for limited access to cross the farm and drive into the Ruahine Forest Park on No Man’s Road. 4WD is required.

A loop track follows through the bush and up to the summit, with a lookout tower and great views across to the Kaimai Ranges and Firth of Thames.