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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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A DOC field team at a biodiversity monitoring site in the Molesworth.

Biodiversity on your doorstep

Department of Conservation —  20/04/2018

Thanks to our new, interactive biodiversity information tool you can explore up to date biodiversity data across public conservation land.

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Mohua translocation release.

Prison products proudly boost biodiversity

Department of Conservation —  28/02/2017

What do predator traps, grebe rafts, translocation boxes, wētā motels and red tussock have in common? These are just some of the conservation products made or grown by inmates at the Otago Correctional Facility.

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Paul Jacques releasing a juvenile wandering albatross at Bluff.

Jobs at DOC: Paul Jacques, Ranger (Biodiversity Monitoring)

Department of Conservation —  13/05/2016

Come behind the scenes and into the jobs and personalities of the people who work at DOC. Today we profile Paul Jacques, a ranger based in Invercargill.

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Measuring at Whangamarino Wetland.

Getting shredded at Whangamarino Wetland

Department of Conservation —  18/08/2015

DOC Ranger Jane Hughes explores and measures the secretive world of the Whangamarino Wetland.

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