New app: Pocket Maps

Pocket Maps, available now via the Google Play Store and iOS Apple Store allows you to view accessible areas and public conservation land at the press of your fingertips. Maps can be viewed online with a Wi-Fi connection or downloaded to be viewed offline.

Vacancy: Regional Field Advisor | He Kaitohotohu-ā-Rohe for the Hawke's Bay and Gisborne

We are seeking an experienced person to be a regional field advisor | he kaitohotohu-ā-rohe for the Hawke's Bay and Gisborne | Te Matau-a-Māui me Te Tairāwhiti area.

Increased climbing access could inspire future Olympians

More access for rock climbers in north Waikato will enable more New Zealanders to enjoy the Olympic sport.

Zoom in to see more on our maps

Our partners Eagle Technology have just updated the NZ imagery basemaps on all our online maps. That means two improvements for the people that use them.

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Donations help repair Link Pathway from storm damage

The Link Pathway Trust has received over 70 donations reaching almost $10,000 since the storm that damaged Te Ara Tuhono/The Link Pathway back in July.

Iwi leaders meet to discuss outdoor access legislation

The commission has been working with consultation company Tutira Mai on some of the recommendations in the 2019 Review of the Walking Access Act. Tutira Mai helped secure an invitation to visit the Iwi Leaders’ Forum.