Hundreds give feedback on Walking Access Review Last month the Ministry for Primary Industries finished seeking public feedback for its review of the Walking Access Act. We understand that hundreds of people and organisations shared their thoughts with MPI and the independent review panel - far more than we or MPI initially expected.
Franklin North-Waikato link their communities In mid-2018 people in the North Waikato brought the Commission, the Waikato District Council, the Waikato Regional Council, and the Franklin Local Board of Auckland Council together for a hui. They wanted to discuss their concerns about public access and transport in their growing region. Read more >
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Add Find My Adventure to your own website Do you want to embed a collection of tracks from our Find My Adventure database on your own website? You can do so for free. Read more >
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Well-being economics and outdoor recreation In this podcast Sam Newton, Advocacy Manager for Recreation Aotearoa, talks about the government's new Wellbeing Budget. He explains and what it means and why it creates opportunities value the work of people involved in outdoor recreation and public access. Listen here >
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Commission supports rāhui to save kauri Auckland Regional Field Adviser, Dot Dalziell has been supporting Ngā Maunga Whakahii o Kaipara to protect native forest and sites of significance to the iwi. Read more >
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Landowners are not responsible for health and safety of outdoor recreationalists In this podcast Sam Newton, Advocacy Manager for Recreation Aotearoa, discusses how landowners are not responsible for the health and safety of outdoor recreationists - and why this is good news. Listen here >
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Off-road paths will make safer school journeys The Walking Access Commission advocates for more off-road pathways for people to get between their homes and key amenities like schools, places of work and shops. Read more >
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Three recent publications:
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