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The government utilizes conservation land, facing criticism from environmental groups over land sale legislation and a new conservation amendment bill.

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  1. The Department of Conservation is managing the recovery program for the Kākāpō population.
  2. A bill has been introduced that limits environmental review and litigation processes.
  3. DOC personnel, including technicians and biodiversity rangers, are assisting with site management and monitoring duties.

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5 reports, 4 independent, last reported Sep 4. The briefing below covers this first event.

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The government utilizes conservation land, facing criticism from environmental groups over land sale legislation and a new conservation amendment bill.

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  1. DOC manages the heritage site under government oversight.Sub-event
  2. DOC pushed for economic development on conservation land and engaged on bill outcomes.1 source
  3. Province assesses encampments on Crown land at Spring Lake.Sub-event
  4. Greenpeace protests against the controversial Conservation Amendment Bill while the Department of Conservation manages protected native forest land.Sub-event
  5. Nick Smith opposes a land transfer from the Crown, and the High Court ruled that the Crown was not the owner of the land in question.Sub-event
  6. Environmental groups criticize government land sale legislation and a conservation amendment bill.1 source

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