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 "description": "The Sites of Special Wildlife Interest (SSWI) wildlife habitat ranking system was\ndeveloped by the Fauna Survey Unit of the former New Zealand Wildlife Service. The Fauna Survey Unit surveyed the whole of New Zealand between 1977 and 1985 on a region by region basis to identify all \"sites of special wildlife interest\". All natural or semi-natural areas important as habitat for one or more species of wildlife were evaluated and each site ranked, according to a set of standard criteria, into five groups on the basis of their value to wildlife, ie, outstanding, high, moderate-high, moderate and potential. SSWI ranking system is officially recognised and continues to be used by the Department of Conservation.",
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 "title": "DOC - Sites of Special Wildlife Significance",
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