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Conserving nature: conservation reform issues paper

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Biodiversity conservation Conservation Environmental impacts Sector regulation Environmental management New Zealand
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Conserving nature: conservation reform issues paper 23.2 MB
Description

This paper investigates the New Zealand conservation system – the collection of laws, regulations, policies and institutions that are designed to conserve nature, and highlights current issues with its operation.

It concludes that there is a compelling and nationally significant need for Aotearoa New Zealand to rethink how it manages the conservation estate, threatened species and biodiversity.

 

Publication Details
ISBN:
978-0-9951186-4-5
Copyright:
Environmental Defence Society 2021
Access Rights Type:
open
Post date:
19 Aug 2021

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