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The Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment says proposed changes to the Resource Management Act go too far. Audio

The Bay of Plenty Regional Council is teaming up with DOC to survey how many wallabies are on the loose in the Rotorua region. The dama wallabies were released near Lake Okareka in 1912 and since… Audio

Both the Department of Conservation and the Otago Regional Council say no rules are being broken in the latest case of stock in waterways, and there'll be no action taken against one of the country's… Audio

Is DoC in a position to care for more and more land acquired under the pastoral tenure review? We ask Geoff Simmons of the Morgan Foundation. Audio

Scientists say the country's biodiversity will keep going backwards unless the Department of Conservation gets a much needed funding boost. Audio

Time for Critter of the Week. DoC's threatened species ambassador, Nicola Toki, talks about Stygobitic invertebrates. Audio

The Department of Conservation has admitted it can't save Northland's dying forests because it doesn't have enough money and isn't planning on asking the government for more. Six weeks ago Forest and… Audio

Six weeks after a Forest and Bird video revealed Northland native forests are dying, the Department of Conservation has admitted it has no funding to save them . Audio

DOC rangers are being given the power to arrest and will no longer need to be backed up by police. Audio

In the long term some experts believe many native species will be driven to extinction by introduced cats, rats, stoats and possums - the only survivors would be those living in predator free… Audio

The Chinese government is working with New Zealand on protecting a vital bit of mudflats crucial to the survival of the migratory sandpipier - the Red Knot or Huahou. Audio

The number of yellow-eyed penguin nests in Otago and Southland has fallen to its lowest twenty-five years. Audio

The Department of Conservations is keeping an eye on an upcoming reptile fair in Germany, for any signs of protected species smuggled out of the country. Audio

A massive 1080 poison offensive has successfully wiped out 95 per cent of rats and 85 per cent of stoats in targeted forests around the country. But the result still fell a bit short of what a… Audio

Kevin Prime is a Northland farmer, forester and conservationist with a long history fostering collaboration between Maori and Pakeha on projects regenerating bush and birdlife. The 70 year old has… Audio, Gallery

The hunt is under way for a cunning rat that's been dodging traps for more than a month on the predator free Ulva Island. Audio

Meanwhile Forest and Bird are considering a legal challenge to the landswap. Audio

The Department of Conservation has done a deal which could allow land home to the endangered short-tailed bat to be flooded. Audio

The first of a weekly series on the lesser-known and loved and cuddly threatened species. Audio

A seal is safely back at sea after finding itself stranded on a Waikato farm, many kilometres from the ocean. Audio