Draft Te Urewera plan focusses on ‘living system’

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Te Urewera's status as a legal entity gives the park the highest level of protection. Photo: Te Urewera Board
A draft plan has been released to help lay new groundwork for Te Urewera, the national park-turned-independent legal entity. As a result of the 2014 Te Urewera Act, which established the park as a legal entity, the Te Kawa o Te Urewera draft details the new relationship between people and the land. The Te Urewera […]
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