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Restoring places

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Restoring places

DOC runs projects to protect and restore habitats on conservation land.

Find out about completed projects.

Ahuahu-Great Mercury Island - pest free

DOC and the owners of Great Mercury have eradicated rats and cats to enhance the native wildlife and improve the conservation of 'threatened' and 'at risk' plants.

Arawai Kākāriki wetland restoration programme

Arawai Kākāriki is a programme to enhance the ecological restoration of three of New Zealand’s foremost wetland/freshwater sites.

Coal Island restoration

The South West NZ Endangered Species Charitable Trust works with DOC to restore Coal Island in Fiordland National Park. The aim is to establish a world class sanctuary for rare and endangered native species.

Experience Momorangi

Experience Momorangi gives campers and day visitors the opportunity to enjoy, learn about and be involved in restoration of Momorangi Bay Scenic Reserve.

Goat control on Arapawa Island Scenic Reserve

Goat control work is being carried out on Arapawa Island Scenic Reserve to protect distinctive native vegetation.

Karioi Rahui

On the southern slopes of Mt Ruapehu, DOC and Ngati Rangi iwi are involved in an ecological restoration project called Karioi Rahui.

Mainland islands

Mainland islands aim to protect and restore habitats on the mainland of New Zealand through intensive management of introduced pests. Learn what makes each of our five mainland islands special.

Project Island Song - Ipipiri/Eastern Bay of Islands restoration

Project Island Song is a shared vision for the restoration of Ipipiri to become an archipelago rich in native flora and fauna for all to enjoy. These islands of the Eastern Bay of Islands are now pest-free.

Project Kākā: Tararua Nature Recovery

Project Kākā aims to restore the diverse native forest bird, insect and plant communities in Tararua Forest Park.

Project River Recovery

Project River Recovery maintains and restores braided river and wetland habitat in the South Island’s upper Waitaki Basin for the benefit of its native plants and animals.