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Canterbury

About DOC

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Structure

Tasman Glacier, Aoraki/Mt Cook. Photo: C Rudge.

Find out where Canterbury fits in the structure of DOC and how the region itself is structured.

Role

DOC staff with nesting box for White-flippered penguin, Flea Bay, Banks Peninsula. Photo: Brenda Greene.

View information about DOC's role that is specific to Canterbury.

Concessions & permits

Guided tour. Photo: M. Edge.

Find any information about permits or concessions that specifically relates to Canterbury.

News

Helicopter with monsoon bucket, Peel Forest, Canterbury. Photo: M Lane.

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Canterbury @DOC

A bi-monthly email newsletter from Canterbury Conservancy.

Earthquake in Canterbury – two years on

Learn about the changes to DOC's Christchurch offices and visitor centre services, and find out what visitor facilities are affected as a result of Canterbury's earthquakes.

 

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Contacts

Canterbury Conservancy Office
Phone:      +64 3 371 3700
Email:   canterburyco@doc.govt.nz
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