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Teams of 4-5 people were assigned divisions in Pigeon Forest to fight the fires which has been burning for around two weeks.

Nelson fires: on the front line

Department of Conservation —  19/02/2019

The fires in Nelson have left a trail of smouldering ashes in their wake. Our staff were part of the first responders and continue to have a presence in Pigeon Valley.

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Marlborough students get involved in teaching conservation

Department of Conservation —  07/10/2018

A partnership between our staff and Marlborough District Council (MDC) saw a traditional teachers’ workshop evolve into something a little bit special this year. Community Ranger Wendy Sullivan explains how Marlborough students taught their teachers a thing or two about conservation.

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Red tussocks are worthy of admiration

Department of Conservation —  10/06/2018

What is so special about the red tussock on the Gouland Downs you might ask? Harry Broad, DOC writer in residence, explains why this “dull and boring” plant is worthy of admiration.

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Checking in with Kahurangi National Park’s newest residents

Department of Conservation —  10/05/2018

It’s now over six weeks since the first 18 takahē took flight (so to speak) to their new home in Kahurangi National Park. Takahē Advocacy Ranger Julie Harvey updates us on the birds progress in their new home.

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Blue cod waterslide

Department of Conservation —  25/01/2018

Here at DOC we go the extra mile for the species we protect, and sometimes that means creating a bespoke blue cod waterslide.

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