Environmental Impact
Human waste, water contamination, noise from helicopters and other machines, tracks and erosion, huts, bridges and tracks – visual impacts.
Natural Hazards
Large rockfall, ice recession and unstable geology, avalanches, adverse weather conditions, floods, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions
Social Values
Pressures on popular mountain routes, commercialism in the mountains, influences of social media, cultural awareness and visitor implications, Tōpuni areas (sacred), water protection

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The NZAC is a community of 3,000+ members, active in our mountains and crags since 1891. The Club exists to support and foster climbing at all levels.

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The Department of Conservation Te Papa Atawhai is the public service department of New Zealand charged with the conservation of New Zealand's natural and historical heritage.

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