New era for Egmont National Park

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Egmont National park is coming under new management. Photo: Laurie Winter
Following in the footsteps of Te Urewera and Whanganui River, Egmont National Park is set to become a legal personality, jointly managed by iwi and the Crown. The national park status will remain, but all of the Crown-owned land will be vested in a legal personality. The land will be managed by a new government […]
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