New Zealand. Department of Conservation

Date: 1980-1999

From: [Ephemera of octavo size relating to marked walks, trails, tracks and walkways]

By: Fiordland National Park Board; New Zealand. Department of Conservation

Reference: Eph-A-WALKS-Gisborne-1900s

Description: Includes: Anaura Bay Walk [1980s?]. Photocopied booklet Cooks Cove Walkway. 1982. Pamphlet Cooks Cove Walkway. 1998. Pamphlet Te Kuri Farm Walkway. 1996. Pamphlet (2 copies) Lake Waikaremoana Track, Te Urewera National Park, 1990. Pamphlet Lake Waikaremoana Track, Te Urewera National Park, 1993. Pamphlet (2 copies) Lake Waikaremoana Track, Te Urewera National Park, 1999. Pamphlet Otoko Walk [1980s?]. Booklet Otoko Walkway. 1996. Pamphlet Tairawhiti Heritage trail. Gisborne - Potaka. 1990. Pamphlet Tairawhiti Heritage trail. Wharerata- Gisborne - Waioeka. 1990. Pamphlet The Waiapu Mountains of the Raukumara Range. 1990. Pamphlet Walks in the Wairoa District. ca 1999. Pamphlet (2 copies) Wharerata Walkway. (N.Z.Walkways). 1982. Booklet Quantity: 1 folder(s). Physical Description: Fliers and booklets, sizes varying up to 230 mm.

Date: 1987

From: Wellington Regional Council : Marie Sang map collection

By: New Zealand. Department of Lands and Survey

Reference: MapColl-WRC-R24/21ZZ-Acc.

Description: Base map: NZMS 261 sheet S27 - Lake Wairarapa, (Department of Lands and Survey) Quantity: 1 map(s). Physical Description: Coloured ink on cream paper. Scale [ca 1: 50 000] 97 x 73 cm.

Date: 1987

From: Wellington Regional Council : Marie Sang map collection

By: New Zealand. Department of Lands and Survey

Reference: MapColl-WRC-R24/21o-U-Acc.

Description: Base map: NZMS 261 sheet R25, 26, 27, 28 & S27 (2) (Department of Lands and Survey) Quantity: 7 map(s) (bound together). Physical Description: Ink on cream paper. Scale indeterminable, 41 x 59 cm.

Date: 1987

From: Wellington Regional Council : Marie Sang map collection

By: New Zealand. Department of Lands and Survey

Reference: MapColl-WRC-R24/21W-Acc.

Description: Base map: NZMS 261 sheet R26 - Paraparaumu, (Department of Lands and Survey) Quantity: 1 map(s). Physical Description: Ink on cream paper. Scale [ca 1: 50 000] 97 x 70 cm.

Date: 1999

By: Auckland (N.Z. : Region). Regional Council; New Zealand. Department of Conservation; Barton, Phillip Lionel, 1925-2010

Reference: Eph-D-LOCAL-Auckland-1999-01/04

Description: Includes: Stonefields of South Auckland. Shows on one side a re-creation of everyday activities in a Maori pa - the view looks north over the Puhinui Stream and Matukutureia stonefields at Manurewa. South Auckland. Maungarei (Mt Wellington) can be seen in the background and Rangitoto Island in the distance. The verso includes photographs and text about the stonefields. Conserving Auckland's maritime heritage. Shows a reconstruction of a scene showing the arrival of the Tainui Canoe at Devonport. Shows settlements on Mount Victoria, North head, and Rangitoto in the distance. The verso shows Devonport's historic foreshore (including European landmarks) Our heritage - landscapes - One Tree Hill, Shows an aerial photograph of One Tree Hill (Maungakiekie) with emphasis on the geological shaping. Our heritage - landscapes - Mangere Mountain. Shows an aerial photograph of the extinct crater of mangere Mountain (Te Pane o Mataaho). Quantity: 4 colour photo-mechanical print(s) on posters.. Physical Description: Photolithographs on posters, sizes varying around 420 x 610 mm. Transfers: Accompanied by eight postcards - "Our heritage - landscape" - housed at Eph-A-GEOLOGY-ca1998..

Date: [1998-1999]

From: Ireland, Kevin, 1933- : Papers

Reference: MS-Papers-8198-38

Description: Inward and outward correspondence; correspondents entered in the Name field Other Titles - New Zealand author (n209 Jun/Jul 1999) Quantity: 1 folder(s).

Date: 2007 - 2009

By: Kaitāia Library

Reference: Eph-C-LOCAL-Kaitaia-2007/2009

Description: Includes posters for: Far North Exposure; an environmental photographic competition 2009 Kaitaia Community House open day, 18 March 2009 Big Band Charity Ball. Forum North Whangarei, 10 August 2007 Adult Learners' Week, He Tangata Matauranga, 3-9 September 2007 Northland Kauri Festival, 8-30 September 2007 Far North District Council. Teddy bears Picnic. Kerikeri Domain, Sunday March 2nd [2008] Te Hiku Media. Pasifika Far North Festival, 7 & 8 April 2007. Kaitaia Community centre, Easter weekend [2007] Far North District Council. "History comes to town!" 50 veteran vehicles & dignitaries re-enact the 1917 parliamentary tour of the North. Kaitaia, Wednesday 31st January 2007. "Ra Whakamana wahine". Wednesday's - Women feeling good. Breast-screening programme, etc. 23 April and 7th May [2007-2009] New Zealand Department of Conservation. Win one of four trips to amazing places in Northland. [2008] Islamic Awareness Week 4-10 August 2008. Presentation: Introduction to Islam presented by Mohammed Azzaoui & Helena Rudolph. REAP Kaitaia, 8 August 2008 Islamic Awareness Week, 4-10 August 2008. Strong families - better society. Quantity: 11 colour photo-mechanical print(s). Physical Description: Offset prints, photolithograph and digital prints, 420 x 297 mm.

Date: 1984 - 1988

By: Warr, Malcolm, 1939-; New Zealand. Department of Conservation

Reference: C-117-087

Description: Shows Mitre Peak, with water in foreground and trees in silhouette. Produced for "Between land and sea", Conservation Week, 1988, sponsored by the Department of Conservation, NZ. Other Titles - Between land and sea Inscriptions: Recto - beneath image - Printing proof - 'Summer Evening, Mitre Peak' Malcolm Warr '84 (signed); Recto - beneath image - BETWEEN LAND AND SEA / Conservation week 1988 / Sponsored by the Department of Conservation... Quantity: 1 colour photo-mechanical print(s). Physical Description: Colour photolithograph, 515 x 259 mm, on sheet 635 x 320 mm. Provenance: Deposited under Copyright.

Date: 1990

By: National Museum of New Zealand; Veitch, Charles Richard, 1942-

Reference: Eph-D-MUSEUM-National-1990-01

Description: Shows a photograph of a tuatara, partly fading into a drawing. The logos of the Conservation Department and the Royal Forest and Bird Society are shown at lower left. Two copies held. Quantity: 1 colour photo-mechanical print(s). Physical Description: Photolithograph 420 x 595 mm.

Date: 1985 - 1999

Reference: Eph-C-RECREATION-1985/1999

Description: Includes: 1986: Summer City Kite Day. Saturday January 4, 1-6 pm Macalister Park Newtown. Capital Radio 89, Radio Windy. Wellington City Council Parks & Recreation Dept. Festival of Play. Free fun for everyone. Dance Room, Victoria University Recreation Centre, 2 October, 1-5 pm. Organised by Rick Sahar. [1986] 1987: Holiday lift-off. All systems go - camera, lights, action. Enliven yourself with music from the "Holiday Makers", dancing, food & craft stalls, face painting, light show, and witness an astronomical pyrotechnical display, Saturday 19 December 9 pm - 11 pm, Lambton Harbour Development Area, Taranaki Wharf Area [1987] 1988: Mardi Gras; an evening street carnival where you are invited to wander and enjoy music, dance, theatre ... Oriental Parade, Sat 30 January, 6 pm - 10 pm [1988] 1989: On the beach. Beach dig, Pacific Island cricket, beach volleyball, games, clowns, live music Putty in Her Hands, Acid Dread. Saturday 4 February, Worser Bay. Summer City '89 [1989] (2 copies) Pacific Island Festival. Summer City '89. Volleyball tournament, dance, Pacific Island cricket, drumming, food & crafts ... Saturday 28 January ... Rugby League Park, Newtown [1989] 1990: Wellington City Council Parks & Recreation Focus on leisure. Photography competition. Deadline for entries 14 November 1990. Kilbirnie Lyall Bay Comm. [Community] Centre. May School Holiday programme, May 8-12 for 5-12 yrs. Call Leanne 877-867 Young and growing up with the sun / Brand new day has just begun. New Zealand 1990 - our country, our year, huia, tuia, tui tuia [Poster for Sesquicentennial] 1991: Great escapes. Department of Conservation, Te Papa Atawhai. Conservation summer programmes December 1991 - February 1992. Join in the fun this summer at your nearest conservation area! Hillary Commission. Play is everywhere; Puta noa ko nga Rehia. Exploring and discovering. Learning Media, Ministry of Education, Wellington 1991. Hillary Commission. Play is everywhere; Puta noa ko nga Rehia. Hands-on learning. Learning Media, Ministry of Education, Wellington 1991. Hillary Commission. Play is everywhere; Puta noa ko nga Rehia. Let's pretend; that's how we learn. Learning Media, Ministry of Education, Wellington 1991. Hillary Commission. Play is everywhere; Puta noa ko nga Rehia. Sharing and caring. Learning Media, Ministry of Education, Wellington 1991. 1991?: Porirua Museum. The name of the game; children's games 1840-1920. [ca 1991] 1993: 1993 Women's Recreation Festival. Feel good - get physical! Hillary Commission / Wellington City Council. 1996: Womens recreation bonanza co-ordinated by Sport wellington Region. February to May 1996. 1997: Support for local sport. Hillary Commission. Community Sport Fund 1997. Applcations close on 28 March 1997. Photo courtesy of Joanna Caird. Wellington Regional Aquatic Centre. Summer holiday programme. December 1-4 pm - Rage Sessions and Santa Cave; January 5-27 - games, activities, prizes and more! [1997?] 1999: Summer City free and easy! Free outdoor entertainment. Programme of events Jan - Feb 1999. Wellington Regional Aquatic Centre. School holiday programme. Splashing great fun! Drop on in! January 5th-26th [1999?] Quantity: 21 publications. Physical Description: Screenprints and offset prints, sizes varying around 420 x 297 mm. Provenance: One poster donated by Anna Veritt, Wellington, in 2013.

Date: Feb 1994

From: Young, David Christopher 1947-: Papers

Reference: MS-Papers-11966-04

Description: Report on the hui held at Parewahawaha Marae, located on the Rangitikei River and hosted by Ngati Raukawa. Includes report, discussion of the ecology of the North Island West Coast dune lakes, and the threat to their survival. Includes sketch maps of the Dune Lakes locations and lists of delegates to the hui. Quantity: 1 folder(s).

Date: 1995 - 2005

Reference: Eph-A-POSTCARDS-Brewster-1995/2005

Description: Includes: BATS Theatre. "The collective" by Jean Betts. Fri 21st March - Sat 12th April [2003] Billi Tees; wearing New Zealand out! 84 High Street, Bulls. Choice; where's my Swannie? Bluebird Zybar Bodytech Fitness and Spa, 16 Normanby Road Mt Eden CDMA; Telecom New Zealand. Beyond the ordinary. In the mood for a mobile change (shows Elvis Presley impersonator on a motorbike) Choose your student blues: University of Waikato; Bay of Plenty Polytechnic Tauranga; Tauranga University College Classic Cola. Fun time; classic summer time Dangerfield Roxx Ya Soxx Off. Shop 1, 41 Elliot St, Auckland Central. Little Billboards New Zealand ... 1998 Dirty Dog eyewear E-Zebra; the mobile informer. www.e-zebra.co.nz Fix it time; classic summer times. Spree lemonade Creative Profile; change the script. Pepsi Dressmart Onehunga. Tango in Onehunga Hutton's Fine Family Foods. Super Cheerios "The Merchant of Venice". Shell Summer Shakespeare 1998. Sacred Heart Cathedral, Hill Street, January 29th - February 21st [1998] Mannings Limited, [Hamilton]. Prevent losses after lambing. Inject the ewe with Mannings PROCAL 500. More FM. On the piste; Si and Phil (Simon Barnett and Phil Gifford). FM weekdays 6am - 10 am. Naturelea Smoothies. Salivation Nestle. It's wild. Nestle Lion. The Lion is loose. Coupon vailde to 30/11/97 New Zealand Department of Conservation. http://www.doc.govt.nz. With photo by Simon Hayes, [copyright] Department of Conservation. New Zealand Department of Internal Affairs. 50 years New Zealand citizens 1948-1998. Our journey together; he rerenga tahi. 50 years of New Zealand citizenship (4 different cards with same message) Oil of Olay; get out and live Pams. Get smart; get Calci-Smart [milk] (2 different with same message] Primo Dynamite. Mad cows; they've got energy to blow! Pulp Magazine. Pulp Winter; chill out and win! Win one of two flash new NOKIA 3210 phones with the Snowflake cover Red Bull. What can you create with some inspiration and a few cans of Red Bull? www.redbullcreativecontest.co.nz Robert Harris; the art of coffee. I just have to express myself. Saturn Communications. Seven little numbers worth remembering SHE; Supporters of the Paid Parental Leave Bill. Not exactly a deck chair [Petition postcard addressed to the Rt Hon Jenny Shipley] Tararua Vita-Rich; the drink for people on the go Te Whaea Dance and Drama Centre. Kiwi Circus Adventures presents Flying through the frickin' air. Feb 26 - March 4 Telecom Xtra; winner of the 1996 PC World awards. Best New Zealand web site and Best Internet Services Provider. Tourism Wellington. Send yourself to Wellington 0800-933-536. PS Must see in Wellington in 1998 ... Treaty of Waitangi Information Unit, State Services Commission. Get your facts from a reliable source. Urge; liquid munchies. Untamed chocolate and creamy caramel. Vault alcoholic soda in black & clear Vodafone. SPCHLSS? Send and receive text messages. Only 20c to send, only on Vodafone The Wine Hamper. In supermarkets and liquor outlets Wools of New Zealand. Tested on animals. The name behind the best wool clothing in the world Wrigley's Extra sugar-free gum. New Extra sweet mint. Quantity: 45 colour photo-mechanical print(s). Physical Description: Offset prints on cards, sizes varying around 105 x 150 mm.

Date: 1995-1999

By: New Zealand. Department of Conservation. Southland Conservancy; New Zealand. Department of Conservation

Reference: OHColl-0960

Description: Interviews undertaken for four Department of Conservation projects. Projects and interviewees are as follows: Cape expedition and coastwatchers oral history project (George Anderson, Henry Davis, Bruce Evetts, John Jones and Robin Oliver); Research development on tourism in Fiordland (Wilson Campbell and Yvonne Chamberlain); Gold mining in the Longwood Ranges, Southland (Charles Port); Lighthouse Service (Ernie McArthur, Hinemoa McLelland, Stephen Mead, Kevin Pennell, Doreen Withington and Alice Wybrow) The Cape Expedition Oral History Project (OHColl-0328) is related to the Cape Expedition and Coastwatchers subproject. The Lighthouse Keepers and Their Wives Oral History Project (OHColl-0789) contains material related to the Lighthouse Service oral history subproject. Interviewer(s) - Fergus Sutherland, N Ritchie, Angela Bain, Rachael Egerton Arrangement: Tape numbers - OHC-012992 to OHC-013013 Quantity: 22 C60 cassette(s). 8 printed abstract(s). 6 folder(s) - forms only. 14 interview(s). Finding Aids: Abstract Available - other abstracts for some interviews, OHA-4503 to OHA-4516.

Date: 15-16 Jun 2009 - 15 Jun 2009 - 16 Jun 2009

From: The founding of landscape architecture in New Zealand oral history project

By: Scheltus, Hermanus Willem, 1951-

Reference: OHInt-0857-10

Description: Interview with Herwi (Hermanus Willem) Scheltus, born in Napier in 1951. Talks about his father having been born in China, educated in Holland, and managed a tea plantation in Indonesia. Comments that his parents met and married in Indonesia, spent the war in Japanese concentration camps, and never talked to their children about their experiences. Talks about his parents coming to New Zealand from Holland as sponsored immigrants after the war, speaking Dutch at home when he was a child and not knowing much English when he started school. Refers to his parents buying a small farm near Tauranga after a few years, having poultry, and living very simply. Outlines his schooling, being rebellious, and not having a sense of nationality. Talks about studying horticulture at Massey University and starting a nursery on his parent's property. Comments on going to California State University, Pomona, for a postgraduate landscape architecture course but finding the culture change too much, dropping out and travelling in Canada, the United States and Europe. Discusses studying landscape architecture at Lincoln College, and finding that the course was largely focused on urban parks rather than designing with nature. Describes joining the Department of Lands and Survey in 1979 as a landscape architect based in Taupo to work with engineers from the Electricity Department and Ministry of Works on power projects in the central North Island. Comments on efforts to try to minimise the impacts of engineering works on the environment such as finding a way to handle tunnel spoil that was acceptable to the engineers and had a low environmental impact. Refers to the Lands and Survey native plant nursery and sourcing seeds locally. Talks about his investigations on revegetation in the harsh environment, learning to mimic nature, and having to gain the confidence of a succession of engineers. Comments on work to improve rooting of nursery-reared plants when they were planted out in the harsh environment. Refers to the importance of maintenance and weed control in revegetation projects, but the electricity projects not having a budget for continuing this work after construction ceased. Talks about the land development section of Lands and Survey which developed marginal land into farm settlement blocks, and doing site planning and house design to improve outcomes. Refers to retaining some vegetation for shelter and erosion control, and being involved with the Woodstock Farm Forest project. Comments on giving advice on the conversion of a central North Island pine forest to pastoral land, and the revegetation of Tiritiri Matangi Island to convert it to an island sanctuary. Discusses the roles of Robin Gay and Boyden Evans at Lands and Survey Head Office in instigating landscaping and revegetation projects. Talks about being assigned to the Department of Conservation (DOC) when Lands and Survey was abolished in the 1987 restructuing of government departments. Mentions being based in Taupo in a national role, controversy over a mining project in the Coromandel, and the new Landcorp not wanting any landscape input in their land development projects. Discusses various projects he has worked on including road and rail realignments in national parks, explaining his aim is to reduce impacts rather than stop projects, and that urban designs and engineering practices can be inappropriate in national parks. Describes his role in overseeing upgrades to the skifield facilities at Ruapehu and being "hassled" by colleagues who did not want any skifields in a national park. Describes filming for 'Lord of the Rings' in Tongariro National Park, ministerial pressure to allow it to go ahead, and convincing the film makers to accept working within the Park management plan. Describes some of the creative solutions found to minimise environmental impacts of the filming. Refers to management plans for DOC land now requiring consultation with Maori, the time it has taken to build relationships, and some uncomfortable encounters on marae. Talks about his positive experiences working with iwi on the Tongariro National Park world heritage committee as well as with Ngai Tahi and others. Reflects on being the last landscape architect in DOC, current landscape architecture students not being taught "the basics", and the Resource Management Act having affected the profession both positively and negatively as landscape assessments are often what the client wants rather than what is best for the land. Reflects on why he settled in Taupo, his work in the Farm Forestry Association, and his admiration of Gordon Stephenson. Interviewer(s) - Shona McCahon Quantity: 1 digital sound recording(s). 1 printed abstract(s). 3 Electronic document(s) (abstract, form). 2 digital photograph(s) (Jpeg files). 1 interview(s) over 2 days. 7 Hours Duration. Finding Aids: Abstract Available - abstracting complete OHDL-001336, OHA-7356. Search dates: 1951 - 2009

Date: 1991

From: [Posters concerning the environment and environmental protection. 1990s]

By: Dominion (Newspaper); Kerr, Robert Edward, 1951-; Pringle, Michael James, 1962-

Reference: Eph-C-ENVIRONMENT-1990-02

Description: A series of 8 sheets, each showing a bird's eye view of the Hutt Valley. Each sheet covers a different period, and has notes about the environmental conditions at each date: 1. 1840 2. The land the people first saw 3. 1855 4. 1885 5. 1910 6. 1936 7. 1964 8. Present day [ie 1990] The final sheet asks school pupils for their ideas about what the landscape will be like in the future, including ideas for the best valley landscape in the year 2040. Quantity: 8 b&w photo-mechanical print(s). Physical Description: Photocopies on eight sheets, each 297 x 420 mm. Provenance: Donated by Michael Pringle, Wellington, in 2016.

Date: 8 Oct 1998 - 08 Oct 1998

From: Tongariro Forest oral history project

By: Green, Paul Montague, 1944-

Reference: OHInt-0425/5

Description: Paul Green was born in Wellington in 1944. Describes education at Te Aro Primary School and Wellington College. Talks about his love of tramping and climbing and climbing in New Zealand and South America. Recalls his first day as a ranger at Ohakune. Describes working for Lands and Survey and becoming senior ranger at Whakapapa. Discusses the turning of wetlands into farmland by the Department of Lands and Survey. Comments on the beginning of involvement in managing Tongariro Forest in 1987 when boundaries were drawn. Recalls the political pressure to have the Department of Conservation (DOC) established in 1987 and the political goals in creating the Department. Talks about controlling pinus contorta and goats. Describes the land administered by DOC from Whakapapa and later from Turangi as the Tongariro Taupo Conservancy. Gives a history of Whakapapa Village. Comments on the importance of pest control, possum control by 1080 poison and trapping and efforts to increase the presence of the brown kiwi in the Tongariro Forest. Gives a history of huts in the Forest and discusses the need to balance the conflict between conservation and tourism. Discusses the cessation of trips to the Ruapehu crater lake. Mentions local iwi. Recalls the beginnings of the Outdoor Pursuit Centre and its growth. Describes involvement with Search and Rescue. Discusses the development of a Conservation Management Strategy and a Treaty of Waitangi claim against it by Ngati Tuwharetoa. Explains DOC involvement in efforts to reduce the amount of water ECNZ diverted from the Whanganui and Whakapapa Rivers. Describes recreation and conservation issues in the campaign. Comments on the relationship between DOC and ECNZ. Comments on changes in the Forest in two decades and mentions highlights including the release of kiwi in the Forest and going through the Mangatepopo Gorge. Interviewer(s) - Jonathan Kennett Quantity: 2 C60 cassette(s). 1 printed abstract(s) OHA-2959. 1 interview(s). 2 Hours Duration. Finding Aids: Abstract Available - abstracting complete. Colour photo of Paul Green

Date: 10 Sep 1998

From: Tongariro Forest oral history project

By: Chapple, Keith Robert, 1943-

Reference: OHInt-0425/1

Description: Keith Chapple was born in London in 1943. Describes how his parents were killed during World War II and he grew up in Surrey. Mentions his university qualification in political science and philosophy, involvement in the anti-nuclear campaign and CND, moving to New Zealand in 1967 and various jobs. Recalls moving from Auckland to Kakahi and his first involvement in New Zealand in a conservation battle with a group, Friends of the River of Kakahi Society (FORKS) in 1981. Describes the community of Kakahi when it had several timber mills. Comments on milling in the Tongariro Forest when he arrived in the area. Describes a visit by Gerry McSweeney and Kevin Smith from Forest and Bird surveying the forest and a public meeting in 1983 planning the campaign to save the Tongariro Forest. Mentions widespread and diverse support from deer hunters, fishermen, walker and water supply advocates and the formation of the Tongariro Forest Park Promotion Committee with its aim of forming a forest park. Mentions the promotion of recreational activities and use of the Forest by the Outdoor Pursuit(s) Centre Discusses the moratorium placed on logging in 1983 and the role of Jim Bolger. Comments on the reaction of Lands and Survey and the Forest Service. Recalls Koro Wetere signing an application to log 600 hectares in the Ketetahi Block. Describes how this sparked a snap debate in Parliament and Prime Minister David Lange asked Mr Wetere to overturn the decision. Comments that the park is still not gazetted as a Forest Park. Mentions disappointment in DOC. Discusses the ecological diversity of the Tongariro Forest, the decline of the kiwi and the strategy for the Save the Kiwi campaign. Describes becoming President of Forest and Bird and his paid work which pays for his environmental work. Comments on his use of conflict resolution. Mentions the Kaimanawa horse issue. Comments on the government of Jenny Shipley, beech logging, Tony Ryall and the intention to sell Timberlands. Discusses the battle to have more water released into the Whanganui and Whakapapa Rivers and diverse groups involved in the Whanganui River Flows Campaign. Mentions Federated Farmers, Rotary, Wanganui Chamber of Commerce, Fish and Game, the Maruia Society and recreationalists. Comments on the differing approach by Maori. Describes the case against Electricorp, the Electricorp loss, their taking of the case to the Planning Tribunal and the High Court where it failed. Mentions that Electricorp CEO Rod Deane wanted to take the case to the Privy Council. Comments on the stress caused by the case. Explains his motivation in being a conservationist. Discusses environmental activism and the information and communication explosion in the 1980s and 1990s. Interviewer(s) - Jonathan Kennett Quantity: 3 C60 cassette(s). 1 printed abstract(s) OHA-2955. 1 interview(s). 3 Hours Duration. Finding Aids: Abstract Available - abstracting complete. Colour photograph of Keith Chapple

Date: 14 Nov 1998

From: Tongariro Forest oral history project

By: Climo, Brian Francis, 1946-; Anderson, Colin Hugh, active 1998

Reference: OHInt-0425/2

Description: This interview takes place throughout the Tongariro Forest over a period of eleven hours. The interviewer and interviewees are travelling on motor bikes and a mountain bike and give map grid references as to their various locations during the interview. Brian Anderson was born in Auckland in 1946 and grew up in Owhango. Describes training as an engine driver and later becoming a truck driver at the quarry. Recalls his father was boss for Carter Holt and he went into the forest with him from an early age. Colin Anderson's father was a logging contractor with Dominion Timber Company. Discusses the mills near Raurimu. Mentions Kapoors Mill. Comments on the mountain biking track known as 42 Traverse. Discusses the pressure of hunting in the forest, the use of helicopters in hunting and the `deer wars' which resulted in a lodge being blown up in 1969. Discusses the construction of bridges, the naming of various tracks, accidents in the bush and the building of huts in the forest. Mentions DOC's plans to remove huts. Recalls camping, hunting, fishing and climbing in the area. Comments on the 4WD (four wheel drive) vehicle ban in the Tongariro Forest. Discusses the failure of the Forest Service to plant pines after logging as stipulated by the Forestry Act 1953. Comments on the success of the Tongariro Forest Park Promotion Committee. Mentions Keith Chapple. Discusses the effects of the Tokaanu Power Scheme on the Whakapapa River. Interviewer(s) - Jonathan Kennett Quantity: 2 C60 cassette(s). 1 printed abstract(s). 1 interview(s). 2 Hours Duration. Finding Aids: Abstract Available - abstracting complete OHA-2956. Search dates: 1998

Date: 2012

By: New Zealand. Department of Conservation. Nelson/Marlborough Conservancy; Young, David Christopher, 1947-

Reference: OHColl-1587

Description: Interviews with Alan White, Calvin Cochrane, Kerry Johnson, Kerry Marshall, Len Edwards, and Warkwick Newman, conduced by David Young in 2012. The interviews with Kerry Johnson and Alan White contain abstracts, but not digital sound recordings, due to a technical issue at the time of recording. Quantity: 6 Interview(s). 4 digital sound recording(s). 6 Electronic document(s) digital abstracts.

Date: 1988, 2013-2016

By: Yellow-Eyed Penguin Trust Te Tautiaki Hoiho; Frizzell, Helen Isobel, active 1986-

Reference: OHColl-1216

Description: Collection comprises five interviews conducted by Helen Frizzell with founding trustees of the Yellow-Eyed Penguin Trust Te Tautiaki Hoiho (YEPT): Lynda Ruth Dowsett, Lala Athene Frazer, Warren James Hurley, Euan Stewart Kennedy and Moira Jean Parker. Comprises: digital sound recordings, interviewee information forms, documents detailing image captions, and photographs of the interviewees in the course of YEPT business and in a personal context. Also included are reports, correspondence, newsletters, newspaper clippings and timelines, which provide background information on YEPT, the trustees and oral history project. Interviews focus on the establishment and formative years of YEPT. Topics discussed include: environmental movements; events and activities preceding YEPT's formation; constitution; trustees’ contribution; fundraising and sponsorship; relationships with key stakeholders; reflections on YEPT; and trustees' personal life histories. This project was commissioned by the Yellow-Eyed Penguin Trust under the title 'The Hatching of a New Approach to Conservation'. Project received an Award in Oral History funding from the Ministry for Culture and Heritage in 2015. The sound recordings and accompanying material are also archived at the Hocken Library, Dunedin. Quantity: 5 Interview(s). 9 electronic scan(s) of original black and white photographic print(s). 1 electronic scan(s) Newspaper clipping. 8 digital photograph(s). 21 electronic scan(s) of original colour photographic print(s). 31 Electronic document(s). 38 digital sound recording(s). 5 printed abstract(s). 2 folder(s). Search dates: 1988 - 2016