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Celebrating the centenary of Egmont National Park with a climb of Mount Taranaki, is a former Minister of Conservation, Hon. Denis Marshall (at right), with the Director-General of Conservation, Hugh Logan (at left) and the central regional manager of DoC, John Ombler. Denis Marshall is chairman of the new National Parks and Conservation Foundation set up as a charitable trust to benefit conservation projects.

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Forest and Bird, Issue 299, 1 February 2001, Page 10

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Celebrating the centenary of Egmont National Park with a climb of Mount Taranaki, is a former Minister of Conservation, Hon. Denis Marshall (at right), with the Director-General of Conservation, Hugh Logan (at left) and the central regional manager of DoC, John Ombler. Denis Marshall is chairman of the new National Parks and Conservation Foundation set up as a charitable trust to benefit conservation projects. Forest and Bird, Issue 299, 1 February 2001, Page 10

Celebrating the centenary of Egmont National Park with a climb of Mount Taranaki, is a former Minister of Conservation, Hon. Denis Marshall (at right), with the Director-General of Conservation, Hugh Logan (at left) and the central regional manager of DoC, John Ombler. Denis Marshall is chairman of the new National Parks and Conservation Foundation set up as a charitable trust to benefit conservation projects. Forest and Bird, Issue 299, 1 February 2001, Page 10

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