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Department of Conservation
The Department of Conservation (DoC) manages New Zealand's conservation lands and oversees the coastal environment. It also, more generally, promotes the conservation of natural and historic resources. The Department has about 1600 staff and an annual budget of around $240 million. It has a Wellington-based head office and regional offices located in Hamilton and Christchurch. The Department also has 13 conservancies and numerous visitor centres and field offices throughout the country. The New Zealand Conservation Authority and 14 conservation boards oversee the work of the Department and the management of conservation land.
What is DOC's role under the RMA?
For information about DOC's role under the RMA click here
How can DOC help you?
For information about how DOC can help you click here
What costs are involved?
Some of DOC's publications are free but many incur a cost recovery charge. The provision of general assistance and information by staff members will not normally incur a charge.
What are the relevant legal provisions?
Where can you get further information?
Further information about the Department and its work can be found at the Department's website http://www.doc.govt.nz/. Science publications can be sourced by email from mailto:science.publications@doc.govt.nz
How can you contact DOC?
You can contact DOC through any one of its conservancies. Contact details are provided at http://www.doc.govt.nz/ TOP | HOME
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