TVNZ’s Endangered Species Aotearoa with Forest & Bird airs every Monday from 3 March at 7.30 pm on TVNZ1. Watch DOC rangers and scientists share what makes New Zealand’s endangered species special.
Intentions Books (also known as hut books) are a vital tool for search and rescue. Learn about what they are and how to use them.
DOC considers the impact of Fast-track projects on public conservation land, waters and wildlife.
DOC has received the Mt Messenger Wildlife Act Authority High Court decision.
We need your help to grow funding for nature. By donating to these DOC nature projects you can help protect endangered species and habitats.
The 2025 Pureora Hunting Competition is a free annual competition for wild deer taken from the Pureora Forest Park during the competition period. It's open until 27 April.
Crocodile jerky, whale and bear meat, and luxury handbags made from python and crocodile are among the goods seized or surrendered last year as part of DOC’s CITES responsibilities.
A DOC survey shows whio duckling numbers in Te Papa-Kura-o-Taranaki have hit a record high, with whio now a regular sight on Taranaki Maunga.
A new and improved hunting permit system will make it easier for New Zealanders to go hunting on public conservation land Minister for Hunting and Fishing James Meager says.
DOC has intensified trapping at a wild takahē site in the Greenstone Valley near Queenstown after four recent takahē deaths pointed to stoat predation.