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Are locals to blame for dumping rubbish on DoC land?
25 Feb, 2021 01:45 AM
3 minutes to read A fridge-freezer and washing line dumped at Broken Hills carpark in Hikuai. Photo / Alison Smith
Bay of Plenty Times
By: Alison Smith
A dumped fridge at the back of a serene conservation campground in Hikuai is the latest example of kiwi holidaymakers or locals failing to care for our own backyard.
The fridge and washing line, which was dumped at a DoC car park at the entrance to forest tracks on Puketui Valley Rd, was taken away by staff last week after it was reported by the
What to do this summer in Taupō and Coromandel
9 Jan, 2021 02:00 AM
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A visit to Craters of the Moon is a unique experience. Photo / File - Vivian Needham
Rotorua Daily Post
Taupō and Coromandel have an abundance of activities for visitors and locals to enjoy. Here are some gems in these areas you may not have been to yet or heard about through the grapevine. Summer is the perfect time to check them out.
A visit to Craters of the Moon is a unique experience. Photo / File - Vivian Needham
1. Craters of the Moon geothermal walk
This walk is a perfect, mystic opportunity for the whole family to experience part of the largest geothermal field in New Zealand.
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COVID-19 has impacted visitor patterns across conservation areas but all indications point to more New Zealanders getting into their great outdoors this summer than ever before, Department of Conservation (DOC) data shows. DOC’s Director-General, Lou Sanson says many New Zealanders are looking to nature for escape and relaxation during these unprecedented times. As we say goodbye to 2020, DOC is working to ensure everyone can have fantastic and restorative experiences outdoors over the summer and asks that people ensure they are also putting in the effort to prepare well for their trips, visit respectfully and keep themselves and their families safe. Some regions are busier than before COVID-19-notably those within three hours’ drive of major population centres. Some places, such as Northland and Coromandel, are experiencing high visitor growth despite no international visitors.