DOC is helping fund iwi like Northland’s Te Roroa run predator control and awareness programmes to protect kauri in Waipoua Forest. Photo: Matthew Cattin

Greater role for Māori in DOC’s future

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The Department of Conservation has released its first visitor and heritage strategy in 25 years. Jacqui Gibson looks at the changes.

The Department of Conservation is calling on iwi across the country to help the agency better manage visitors and run New Zealand’s nature, culture and heritage sites. The call is set out in a new visitor and heritage strategy, He Rautaki Taonga Tuku Iho, Manuhiri Tūārangi Hoki, launched by conservation minister Kiritapu Allan in February. […]
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