Easement agreement grants way for construction to start on Kawatiri Coastal Trail

Construction starts on Kawatiri Coastal Trail 

The Commission’s chief executive Ric Cullinane has signed the agreements to grant an easement for the first section of the trail — a 5.8km section from Westport to Carters Beach.

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Bay of Islands beach bought to save public access

Bay of Islands beach bought to save public access 

Geoff Ricketts set up and now chairs the Ipipiri Nature Conservancy Trust, which last month bought Elliot Bay Farm in the Bay of Islands.

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Safaa's Top Outdoor Spot entry

Hundreds enter their top outdoor spots

Nearly 400 students entered this year’s Top Outdoor Spot competition. The judges will begin shortlisting the entries next week. They hope to let the winners and place-getters know soon.

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New money to improve Māori access to the outdoors

Commission focuses on Māori heritage, the environment and cycle paths

Primary Industries Minister Damien O’Connor has told the Commission what he wants it to focus on for the coming year.

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Bullock Creek Walkway, Wanaka

Unlocking the gates after COVID-19 

As we unlocked our doors after Alert Levels 3 and 4 of our COVID-19 pandemic response we were grateful.
But some of us were also a little melancholy. 

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Land Advisor – 2 year fixed-term

Land Advisor – 2 year fixed-term 

We want an experienced land advisor to join us. The successful applicant will find opportunities to enhance and secure public access to the outdoors.

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Christchurch City on Find My Adventure

Christchurch City on Find My Adventure 

We've published 100 Christchurch tracks on Find My Adventure. Search for the activity you want – dog walking, mountain biking or tramping. 

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