The New Zealand Journal of Environmental Law (NZJEL) was founded in 1997 with the assistance of the New Zealand Law Foundation and the Faculty of Law of the University of Auckland. The Journal is in the format of a University law review and is the only academic publication of its kind in New Zealand. It is intended to provide an outlet for longer analytical and comparative legal writing in the environmental and natural resources law area. In addition to articles, there are sections for case-notes, legislation notes, book reviews and a forum.
Since its inception the Journal has achieved a wide circulation amongst University law schools, law firms, central and local government agencies, courts, and other local and international organisations with an interest in environmental and resource management law.
The General Editor of the NZJEL is currently Associate Professor Ken Palmer of the Faculty of Law at the University of Auckland, with an editorial advisory committee drawn from the Faculty, the Planning School and the profession.
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