Kākāpō Recovery combines the efforts of iwi, rangers, volunteers, scientists and supporters to protect the critically endangered kākāpō.| www.doc.govt.nz
The Jobs for Nature programme helps to revitalise communities through nature-based employment and to stimulate the economy post COVID-19.| www.doc.govt.nz
Hooker Hut is an eight-bunk serviced hut. It is the oldest hut in Aoraki/Mount Cook.| www.doc.govt.nz
Take a journey through the heart of Fiordland during the October–April Great Walks season. Hike along valleys carved by glaciers, through ancient rainforests and past cascading waterfalls.| www.doc.govt.nz
DOC is continuing to build on its track record of innovative island eradication work, benefiting our precious native species on offshore islands| www.doc.govt.nz
Hedgehogs devour many of our endangered species and are accelerating the decline of our native wading birds, lizards and invertebrates.| www.doc.govt.nz
Nau mai haere mai for a whānau holiday. Rest in tranquillity before and after conquering the Lake Waikaremoana Great Walk.| www.doc.govt.nz
Walk along the shores of beech-forested lakes and up to tussock-covered ridgelines with spectacular views. From May to late October, conditions can be challenging – only attempt if you have the skills and experience.| www.doc.govt.nz
A Campsite Pass gives you access to DOC conservation campsites around New Zealand, including bookable and non-bookable campsites. Some exclusions apply.| www.doc.govt.nz
The kākāpō is a nocturnal, flightless parrot. And its strangeness doesn't end there. It's critically endangered and one of New Zealand’s unique treasures.| www.doc.govt.nz