Ruataniwha revocation by DOC 'illegal'
Forest & Bird opposes DOC plan to revoke protected status of land to facilitate Ruataniwha dam.
Forest & Bird says a Department of Conservation proposal to allow land in the Ruahine Forest Park to be flooded for the Ruataniwha water storage lake in Hawke’s Bay is unlawful.
Forest & Bird has lodged a submission over the Department of Conservation (DoC) plan objecting to revoking conservation
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Chris Hutching
Tue, 10 Mar 2015
Tue, 10 Mar 2015
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Ruataniwha revocation by DOC 'illegal'
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