2025年1月17日 · We need your help to grow funding for nature. By donating to these DOC nature projects you can help protect endangered species and habitats. Avian influenza (also called …

Explore New Zealand's outdoors with DOC maps, featuring key places, campsites, tracks, huts, and visitor centres.

Explore our range of walks and hikes to find the right one for you. Conservation campsites are places to relax, enjoy and explore the outdoors.

DOC cooperates with others from around the world to protect and restore natural and cultural heritage globally, in the Pacific and in Aotearoa.

There are different types of permission to apply for, depending on the type of activity you want to undertake. Contact the permissions team if you are unsure if you need a permission, or have …

These species-specific programmes protect our native wildlife. Watch the northern royal albatross at Pukekura/Taiaroa Head on Royal Cam. 1080 is proven to be a safe and effective tool for …

You need permission from DOC for interacting with wildlife, importing and exporting endangered animals and plants (including their parts), and using public conservation land or waters for …

DOC manages the largest heritage portfolio in the country. We care for the places that shaped New Zealand’s history. The Jobs for Nature programme helps to revitalise communities …

Improved condition of threatened species and a representative range of ecosystems. DOC leads and enables others to have the greatest impact for biodiversity. We attract investment into …

Our work is guided by our strategy, which outlines our purpose and outcomes. Our approach to managing New Zealand’s natural and historic heritage.