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The definition of a protected area adopted by IUCN is:

An area of land and/or sea especially dedicated to the protection and maintenance of biological diversity, and of natural and associated cultural resources, and managed through legal or other effective means

Although all protected areas meet the general purposes contained in this definition, in practice the precise purposes for which protected areas are managed differ greatly. The following are the main purposes of management:

bulletScientific research
bulletProtection of nature and wilderness
bulletPreservation of species and genetic diversity
bulletProvision of environmental services
bulletProtection of specific natural and cultural features
bulletTourism and recreation
bulletEducation
bulletSustainable use of resources from natural ecosystems
bullet Maintenance of cultural and traditional features

Categories of Protected Areas

The IUCN has defined a series of protected area management categories based on management objectives. Definitions of these categories, and examples of each, are provided in Guidelines for Protected Area Management Categories (IUCN, 1994). The six categories are: 

CATEGORY Ia: Strict Nature Reserve: protected area managed mainly for science  

Definition: Area of land and/or sea possessing some outstanding or representative ecosystems, geological or physiological features and/or species, available primarily for scientific research and/or environmental monitoring.

CATEGORY Ib : Wilderness Area: protected area managed mainly for wilderness protection  

Definition: Large area of unmodified or slightly modified land, and/or sea, retaining its natural character and influence, without permanent or significant habitation, which is protected and managed so as to preserve its natural condition.

CATEGORY II : National Park: protected area managed mainly for ecosystem protection and recreation  

Definition: Natural area of land and/or sea, designated to (a) protect the ecological integrity of one or more ecosystems for present and future generations, (b) exclude exploitation or occupation inimical to the purposes of designation of the area and (c) provide a foundation for spiritual, scientific, educational, recreational and visitor opportunities, all of which must be environmentally and culturally compatible.

CATEGORY III : Natural Monument: protected area managed mainly for conservation of specific natural features

Definition: Area containing one, or more, specific natural or natural/cultural feature which is of outstanding or unique value because of its inherent rarity, representative or aesthetic qualities or cultural significance.

CATEGORY IV : Habitat/Species Management Area: protected area managed mainly for conservation through management intervention

Definition: Area of land and/or sea subject to active intervention for management purposes so as to ensure the maintenance of habitats and/or to meet the

requirements of specific species.

CATEGORY V : Protected Landscape/Seascape: protected area managed mainly for landscape/seascape conservation and recreation

Definition: Area of land, with coast and sea as appropriate, where the interaction of people and nature over time has produced an area of distinct character with significant aesthetic, ecological and/or cultural value, and often with high biological diversity. Safeguarding the integrity of this traditional interaction is vital to the protection, maintenance and evolution of such an area. 

CATEGORY VI : Managed Resource Protected Area: protected area managed mainly for the sustainable use of natural ecosystems  

Definition: Area containing predominantly unmodified natural systems, managed to ensure long term protection and maintenance of biological diversity, while providing at the same time a sustainable flow of natural products and services to meet community needs. 

Where the site does not meet the internationally recognised definition of a protected area, application of a management category is not appropriate. This is indicated as category unassigned (UA) in UNEP-WCMC protected area lists.

 

National protected area systems
At the national level, a variety of designations is used, and will continue to be used. Because of this, it is inevitable that the same designation may mean different things in different countries; and different designations in different countries may be used to describe the same category of protected area. This is one of the key reasons for defining and using at the international level a system of categories identified by management objectives in a system which does not depend on titles. This category system is intended to operate in the same way in all countries so as to facilitate the collection and handling of comparable data, and to improve communication between countries.
 

 

Regional Variation
The conditions for the establishment and management of protected areas vary greatly from region to region, and from country to country. For example, regions like Europe with long-settled, long-managed landscapes in multiple ownership are not, on the whole, as suited to the establishment of Category II areas - but on the other hand, their circumstances are more conducive to the establishment of Category IV and V areas. The IUCN does not favour different standards being used in the application of these categories in different parts of the world, as this would counter the value of having a defined standard. However, the flexibility which is inherent in these guidelines should help in their application to the conditions in different regions and countries
 

 

Size of Protected Areas
The size of an area should reflect the extent of land or water needed to accomplish the purposes of management. For example, for a Category I area, the size should be that needed to ensure the integrity of the area to accomplish the management objective of strict protection, either as a baseline area or research site, or for wilderness protection. For a Category II area, the boundaries should be drawn sufficiently widely that they contain one, or more, entire ecosystems which are not subject to material modification by human exploitation or occupation.
 

 

Zoning within Protected Areas
Though the primary purposes of management will determine the category to which an area is assigned, management plans will often contain management zones for a variety of purposes which take account of local conditions. However, in order to establish the appropriate category, at least three-quarters and preferably more of the area must be managed for the primary purpose; and the management of the remaining area must not be in conflict with that primary purpose. Cases where parts of a single management unit

are classified by law as having different management objectives are discussed under the heading of multiple classifications. 

 

Multiple Classifications
Protected areas of different categories are often contiguous; sometimes one category 'nests' within another. Thus many Category V areas contain within them Category I and IV areas; some will adjoin Category II areas. Again, some Category II areas contain Category Ia and Ib areas. This is entirely consistent with the application of the system, providing such areas are identified separately for accounting and reporting purposes. Although there are obvious benefits in having the entire area within the responsibility of one management authority, this may not always be possible; in such cases, close cooperation between authorities will be essential.
 

 

Management Responsibility
Governments have a fundamental responsibility for the existence and well being of national systems of protected areas. They should regard such areas as important components of national strategies for conservation and sustainable development. However, the actual responsibility for management of individual protected areas may rest with central, regional or local government, non governmental organisations, the private sector or the local community. The test is whether the designated authority is capable of achieving the management objectives. In practice, protected area Categories I-III will usually be the responsibility of some form of governmental body, while responsibility for categories IV and V may rest with local administrations, albeit usually working within the framework of national legislation.
 

 

Ownership of Land
As with the question of the managing authority, the key test is whether the type of ownership is compatible with the achievement of the management objectives. In many countries ownership by some form of public body (whether nationally or locally based), or an appropriately constituted non-governmental body with conservation objectives, facilitates management and is therefore to be favoured in Categories I-III in particular. However, this is not universally true, and - in the remaining categories - private ownership will be much more common, often being the predominant form of land ownership.
 

 

Local communities
Whatever the ownership, experience shows that the success of management depends greatly on the good will and support of local communities. In such cases, the managing authority will need to have good consultative and communications systems, and effective mechanisms which may include incentives, to secure compliance with management objectives.
 

 

Areas around Protected Areas
Protected areas are not isolated units. Ecologically, economically, politically and culturally, they are linked to the areas around them. For that reason, the planning and management of protected areas must be incorporated within regional planning, and supported by the policies adopted for wider areas. For the purposes of the application of the categories system, however, where one area is used to 'buffer' or surround another, both their categories should be separately identified and recorded.

The information given above is extracted from:
IUCN (1994). Guidelines for Protected Areas Management Categories. IUCN, Cambridge, UK and Gland, Switzerland. 261pp.

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WICE PARK AND NATURE RESERVE LIST

Name

IUCN category

Size (hectares)

Location

Date

Type

Abel Tasman 

II 

22543

40¸59'S - 173¸03'E

1942 

National Park

Arthur's Pass 

II 

114394

42¸53'S - 171¸42'E

1929 

National Park

Egmont 

II 

33540

39¸16'S - 174¸04'E

1900 

National Park

Fiordland 

II 

1257000

45¸46'S - 166¸40'E

1904 

National Park

Kahurangi 

II 

452000

41¸10'00S - 172¸32'00E

1996 

National Park

Mount Aspiring 

II 

355531

44¸19'S - 168¸47'E

1964 

National Park

Mount Cook 

II 

70699

43¸35'S - 170¸18'E

1953 

National Park

Nelson Lakes 

II 

101753

41¸57'S - 172¸43'E

1956 

National Park

Paparoa 

II 

30560

-

1987 

National Park

Tongariro 

II 

76504

39¸13'S - 175¸34'E

1894 

National Park

Urewera 

II 

212600

38¸29'S - 177¸07'E

1954 

National Park

Westland 

II 

117547

43¸16'S - 170¸16'E

1960 

National Park

Lewis Pass 

II 

18295

42¸26'S - 172¸20'E

1907 

National Reserve

Sugarloaf Islands 

Ia 

800

39¸06'00S - 173¸48'00E

1991 

Marine Park

Tawharanui 

Ia 

350

36¸21'00S - 174¸52'01E

1991 

Marine Park

Kapiti 

Ia 

2167

40¸51'00S - 174¸57'00E

1992 

Marine Reserve

Kermadec Islands 

Ia 

748000

30¸19'59S - 178¸30'00E

1990 

Marine Reserve

Poor Knights Islands 

Ia 

2410

35¸28'01S - 174¸43'01E

1981 

Marine Reserve

Tonga Island 

Ia 

1835

40¸50'00S - 173¸00'00E

1993 

Marine Reserve

Tuhua (Mayor Island) 

Ia 

1060

37¸13'01S - 176¸10'59E

1992 

Marine Reserve

Fiordland (Secretary Island) 

Ia 

8980

45¸14'S - 166¸59'E

1973 

National Park Special Area

Fiordland (Sinbad Gully Stream) 

Ia 

2160

44¸47'S - 167¸50'E

1974 

National Park Special Area

Fiordland (Solander Island) 

Ia 

120

46¸34'S - 166¸54'E

1973 

National Park Special Area

Fiordland (Takahe) 

Ia 

177252

45¸23'S - 167¸32'E

1953 

National Park Special Area

Mount Aspiring (Slip Stream) 

Ia 

1619

44¸35'S - 168¸19'E

1973 

National Park Special Area

Alderman Islands 

Ia 

134

36¸58'S - 176¸05'E

1971 

Nature Reserve

Anglem 

Ia 

16997

46¸47'S - 167¸53'E

1907 

Nature Reserve

Bench Island 

Ia 

121

46¸55'S - 168¸15'E

1926 

Nature Reserve

Chetwode Islands 

Ia 

324

40¸53'S - 174¸05'E

1962 

Nature Reserve

Codfish Island 

Ia 

1396

46¸46'00S - 167¸38'00E

1915 

Nature Reserve

Cuvier Islands 

Ia 

194

36¸26'S - 175¸47'E

1951 

Nature Reserve

Double and Stanley Islands 

Ia 

120

36¸38'S - 175¸54'E

1963 

Nature Reserve

Farewell Spit 

Ia 

11423

40¸33'S - 172¸56'E

1938 

Nature Reserve

Hen and Chickens Islands 

Ia 

844

35¸55'S - 174¸45'E

1928 

Nature Reserve

Kapiti Island 

Ia 

1761

40¸51'00S - 174¸55'00E

1973 

Nature Reserve

Little Barrier Island 

Ia 

2817

36¸12'S - 175¸07'E

1895 

Nature Reserve

Mangere Island 

Ia 

113

44¸17'S - 176¸18'E

1967 

Nature Reserve

Mokohinau Islands 

Ia 

108

35¸56'S - 175¸07'E

1888 

Nature Reserve

Mount Uwerau 

Ia 

1012

42¸15'S - 173¸35'E

1966 

Nature Reserve

Pegasus 

Ia 

67441

47¸07'S - 167¸46'E

1907 

Nature Reserve

Poor Knights Islands 

Ia 

271

35¸28'S - 174¸44'E

1975 

Nature Reserve

Rangatira (South East Island) 

Ia 

219

44¸21'S - 176¸11'E

1967 

Nature Reserve

Snares Islands 

Ia 

243

48¸02'S - 166¸33'E

1961 

Nature Reserve

Stephens Island 

Ia 

150

40¸40'S - 174¸00'E

1996 

Nature Reserve

Three Kings 

Ia 

685

34¸10'S - 172¸06'E

1956 

Nature Reserve

Tuku 

Ia 

1238

44¸04'01S - 176¸37'01E

1987 

Nature Reserve

Waitangiroto 

Ia 

1230

43¸09'S - 171¸45'E

1957 

Nature Reserve

Hihitahi 

Ia 

2170

39¸33'S - 175¸44'E

1973 

Sanctuary Area

Ngatukituki 

Ia 

1600

37¸33'S - 176¸49'E

1973 

Sanctuary Area

Waipoua 

Ia 

9105

35¸36'S - 173¸33'E

1952 

Sanctuary Area

North Cape 

Ia 

683

-

1980 

Scientific Reserve

Tiritiri Matangi Island 

Ia 

221

36¸36'00S - 174¸53'00E

1980 

Scientific Reserve

Waituna Wetlands 

Ia 

3596

46¸37'S - 168¸40'E

1983 

Scientific Reserve

Antipodes Islands 

Ia 

2100

49¸40'S - 178¸50'E

1961 

Nature Reserve

Auckland Islands 

Ia 

62564

50¸45'S - 166¸00'E

1934 

Nature Reserve

Bounty Islands 

Ia 

135

47¸42'S - 179¸03'E

1961 

Nature Reserve

Campbell Islands 

Ia 

11331

52¸33'S - 169¸09'E

1954 

Nature Reserve

Raoul Island and Kermadec Group Nature Reserve 

Ia 

3280

29¸31'59S - 177¸18'00E

1934 

Nature Reserve

Glaisnock 

Ib 

124800

44¸55'00S - 167¸40'00E

1974 

National Park Wilderness Area

Hauhangatahi 

Ib 

8500

-

1966 

National Park Wilderness Area

Olivine 

Ib 

83000

44¸24'00S - 168¸32'00E

1996 

National Park Wilderness Area

Otehake 

Ib 

15310

42¸49'59S - 167¸40'01E

1955 

National Park Wilderness Area

Pembroke 

Ib 

18000

44¸35'00S - 167¸50'00E

1974 

National Park Wilderness Area

Tasman 

Ib 

86946

43¸33'S - 170¸10'E

1996 

National Park Wilderness Area

Te Tatou Pounamu 

Ib 

6500

-

1962 

National Park Wilderness Area

Hooker/Landsborough 

Ib 

41000

43¸47'00S - 169¸47'00E

1990 

Wilderness Area

Raukumara 

Ib 

39650

-

1988 

Wilderness Area

Ajax 

III 

9200

46¸27'00S - 168¸19'59E

1984 

Ecological Area

Atabara/Nile 

III 

4120

41¸01'01S - 171¸33'00E

1997 

Ecological Area

Big River 

III 

6733

42¸17'S - 171¸52'E

1980 

Ecological Area

Blackwater 

III 

9150

41¸56'S - 171¸45'E

1980 

Ecological Area

Card Creek 

III 

8481

42¸31'00S - 171¸17'00E

1983 

Ecological Area

Central Maruia 

III 

6646

42¸03'00S - 172¸08'00E

1983 

Ecological Area

Coal Creek 

III 

4321

41¸59'S - 172¸00'E

1980 

Ecological Area

Deepdale 

III 

5015

41¸50'00S - 172¸10'00E

1997 

Ecological Area

Diggers Ridge 

III 

4325

45¸51'S - 167¸35'E

1982 

Ecological Area

Dunsdale 

III 

3217

46¸06'00S - 168¸38'00E

1984 

Ecological Area

Fletchers Creek 

III 

3235

41¸59'S - 171¸47'E

1980 

Ecological Area

Glasseye 

III 

2771

41¸27'00S - 172¸04'00E

1997 

Ecological Area

Greenstone 

III 

3174

42¸36'S - 171¸14'E

1980 

Ecological Area

Karamea Bluff 

III 

4504

41¸29'00S - 172¸01'00E

1997 

Ecological Area

Lake Christabel 

III 

10648

42¸24'S - 172¸10'E

1981 

Ecological Area

Lake Hochstetter 

III 

3183

42¸24'S - 171¸37'E

1981 

Ecological Area

Lillburn 

III 

2670

45¸56'S - 167¸25'E

1982 

Ecological Area

Mangatutu 

III 

2533

38¸20'S - 175¸29'E

1980 

Ecological Area

Mangawaru 

III 

2634

-

1986 

Ecological Area

Maramataha 

III 

6772

38¸42'00S - 175¸30'00E

1985 

Ecological Area

Maruia West Bank 

III 

12410

42¸12'00S - 172¸10'00E

1997 

Ecological Area

Moehau 

III 

3634

36¸32'S - 175¸23'E

1977 

Ecological Area

Mokihinui 

III 

23200

41¸36'00S - 172¸13'00E

1997 

Ecological Area

Opuiaki 

III 

3816

37¸57'00S - 175¸58'00E

1984 

Ecological Area

Papakai 

III 

3366

36¸56'S - 175¸36'E

1982 

Ecological Area

Pororari 

III 

6448

42¸08'S - 171¸28'E

1980 

Ecological Area

Raukokere 

III 

3590

-

1986 

Ecological Area

Roaring Meg 

III 

3600

42¸18'S - 171¸24'E

1980 

Ecological Area

Saxton 

III 

4120

42¸12'S - 171¸31'E

1980 

Ecological Area

Tautuku 

III 

5836

46¸32'00S - 169¸18'00E

1984 

Ecological Area

Te Hunga 

III 

2650

37¸40'00S - 175¸53'00E

1990 

Ecological Area

Tiropahi 

III 

3451

41¸59'S - 171¸28'E

1980 

Ecological Area

Upper Hope 

III 

5980

-

1986 

Ecological Area

Waihaha 

III 

11920

38¸42'00S - 175¸37'00E

1985 

Ecological Area

Waikoau 

III 

2800

46¸03'S - 167¸22'E

1982 

Ecological Area

Whanokoa 

III 

4406

-

1986 

Ecological Area

Lake Kaniere 

III 

7252

42¸50'S - 171¸09'E

1906 

Scenic Reserve

Lake Tarawera 

III 

5819

38¸11'S - 176¸29'E

1973 

Scenic Reserve

Lewis Pass 

III 

9725

42¸23'00S - 172¸18'00E

1991 

Scenic Reserve

Great Barrier Forest 

III 

6399

36¸11'00S - 175¸23'00E

1987 

Stewardship Area

Te Paparahi 

III 

3310

36¸04'59S - 175¸00'21E

1987 

Stewardship Area

Kopuatai (Wetland Management Reserve) 

IV 

9179

37¸25'00S - 175¸33'00E

1993 

Government Purpose Reserve

Whangamarino (Wetland Management Reserve) 

IV 

4871

37¸20'00S - 175¸08'00E

1993 

Government Purpose Reserve

D'Urville Island 

IV 

4072

40¸51'S - 173¸52'E

1912 

Scenic Reserve

Glenhope 

IV 

3693

41¸42'S - 172¸36'E

1907 

Scenic Reserve

Lower Buller Gorge 

IV 

5941

41¸51'S - 171¸44'E

1907 

Scenic Reserve

Mangamuka Gorge 

IV 

2832

35¸11'S - 173¸29'E

1927 

Scenic Reserve

Mount Stokes 

IV 

4396

41¸05'S - 174¸06'E

1977 

Scenic Reserve

Mt Hercules 

IV 

8024

43¸11'S - 170¸27'E

1911 

Scenic Reserve

Mt Te Kinga 

IV 

3945

42¸39'S - 171¸29'E

1979 

Scenic Reserve

Paradise Bay 

IV 

2743

41¸12'S - 173¸49'E

1977 

Scenic Reserve

Pokaka 

IV 

8068

39¸18'S - 176¸25'E

1982 

Scenic Reserve

Pryse Peak 

IV 

3646

46¸58'S - 168¸00'E

1903 

Scenic Reserve

Pukeamaru Range 

IV 

3265

37¸39'S - 178¸15'E

1907 

Scenic Reserve

Rakeahua 

IV 

6463

46¸52'S - 167¸58'E

1903 

Scenic Reserve

Robertson Range 

IV 

3689

41¸21'S - 174¸01'E

1912 

Scenic Reserve

South Cape 

IV 

5077

47¸12'S - 167¸37'E

1903 

Scenic Reserve

Tangarakau 

IV 

2640

39¸09'S - 173¸58'E

1918 

Scenic Reserve

Tennyson Inlet 

IV 

5596

41¸06'S - 173¸46'E

1896 

Scenic Reserve

Toatoa 

IV 

2847

38¸09'S - 177¸32'E

1982 

Scenic Reserve

Upper Buller Gorge 

IV 

8720

41¸47'S - 172¸08'E

1981 

Scenic Reserve

Waioeka Gorge 

IV 

18645

38¸14'S - 177¸21'E

1933 

Scenic Reserve

Waipapa 

IV 

2528

38¸20'S - 175¸41'E

1974 

Scenic Reserve

Wanganui River 

IV 

35858

39¸22'S - 175¸09'E

1915 

Scenic Reserve

Pouto Point 

IV 

6789

36¸21'S - 174¸05'E

1957 

Wildlife Refuge

Aorangi Forest Park 

19382

41¸27'S - 175¸19'E

1974 

Conservation Park

Catlins Forest Park 

60588

46¸30'S - 169¸19'E

1974 

Conservation Park

Coromandel Forest Park 

71899

37¸08'S - 175¸41'E

1972 

Conservation Park

Craigieburn Forest Park 

44165

43¸07'S - 171¸40'E

1967 

Conservation Park

Kaimai Mamaku Forest Park 

39648

37¸47'S - 175¸56'E

1975 

Conservation Park

Kaimanawa Forest Park 

76684

39¸08'S - 175¸56'E

1969 

Conservation Park

Kaweka Forest Park 

66972

39¸19'S - 176¸21'E

1974 

Conservation Park

Lake Sumner Forest Park 

105771

42¸42'S - 172¸12'E

1974 

Conservation Park

Mt Richmond Forest park 

188392

41¸23'S - 173¸24'E

1977 

Conservation Park

Pirongia Forest Park 

16825

37¸59'S - 175¸02'E

1971 

Conservation Park

Pureora Forest Park 

74178

38¸33'S - 175¸34'E

1978 

Conservation Park

Raukumara Forest Park 

115102

37¸58'S - 177¸53'E

1979 

Conservation Park

Rimutaka Forest Park 

14876

41¸16'00S - 175¸07'00E

1972 

Conservation Park

Ruahine Forest Park 

93260

39¸54'S - 176¸07'E

1976 

Conservation Park

Tararua Forest Park 

116536

40¸47'S - 175¸25'E

1967 

Conservation Park

Victoria Forest Park 

210731

42¸10'S - 172¸02'E

1981 

Conservation Park

Whirinaki 

54921

38¸45'00S - 176¸41'00E

1932 

Conservation Park

Puhinui Creek 

VI 

133

37¸02'S - 174¸51'E

1964 

Wildlife Reserve

Whangarei Harbour 

VI 

0

35¸47'S - 174¸23'E

1962 

Wildlife Reserve

 

 

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