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Jobs at DOC

Young adult takahe with transmitter attached, Te Anau. Photo: Dave Crouchley.

Interested in working for DOC? View our vacancies and how to apply for them.

Structure

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Find out about DOC's management structure and the location of conservancies and area offices.

Role

Vegetation quadrant monitoring of Cook's scurvy grass, Mahuki Island. Photo: Rebecca Stanley.

Information on DOC's guiding legislation and policy, national and international role in conservation and the advisory bodies it works with.

Concessions & permits

Whale watching - Kaikoura. Photo: Ingrid Visser.

Find out about the concessions and permits required for commercial, research and other activities on public conservation land.

News

Mount Ruapehu in eruption. Photo: J. R Keys.

View media releases and information on current conservation management issues and activities.

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Find out about both tenders to provide goods and services to DOC, and DOC offerings that can be tendered for.

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Meet the Locals videos

Join DOC's Nic Vallance as she explores the surprising stories of New Zealand's wildlife and wild places, and the people working to protect them.

Kakapo juvenile eating Supplejack berries, Codfish Island. Photo: Tui De Roy.

The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES)

Learn about CITES - The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora - and the permits you need to import or export endangered species.

 

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