The ARC protects Auckland's geological features, historic buildings and cultural heritage. On these pages you can find out about the preservation and protection of Auckland's historic heritage.
- Historic heritage
- Overview of what historic heritage is, and how the ARC manages and conserves it within the region.
- Getting involved
- How you can get involved in protecting and looking after Auckland's heritage through individual initiatives, community partnerships, volunteer programmes and statutory processes.
- FAQs
- Answers to frequently asked questions about the preservation and protection of Auckland's historic heritage.
- Historic places
- Historic places you can visit in Auckland's Regional Parks and information about Rangitoto ships' graveyard.
- Advice and funding
- Sources of advice and funding from the ARC, district and city councils in the region, and other funding organisations. Includes specific information about conserving marae buildings and taonga.
- Maritime
- Outlines what maritime heritage is, provides an overview of the ARC's role in conserving the region's maritime heritage, with links to places you can visit.
- Legislation
- Information on legislation which protects and manages historic heritage.
- Cultural heritage inventory
- The Auckland Regional Cultural Heritage Inventory (CHI) is a database of information on historic places, related bibliographic references, and heritage agencies and consultants in the Auckland region.
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