
South Island High Country Project
Our South Island High Country Project looked at what’s working, what’s not, where the gaps are and what people’s dreams are for public access in 50 years’ time.
Read moreThe commission works closely with local government, iwi partners and community stakeholders to support the development of long-term tracks and trails strategies.
This work supports goals to grow connectivity and wellbeing at local community levels in ways that successfully extends access, recreation, and targeted tourism opportunities at a regional scale.
Our work in Regional Trail Strategy Development includes:
NZWAC Regional Trail Strategy Development projects use the following staged process:
As well as helping structure the trail strategy development process, NZWAC can also facilitate hosting 1 and 2 day workshops that engage interested groups in the key steps and methods used to develop a successful regional trail strategy.
Contact Stephen Day of NZWAC for further information
Our South Island High Country Project looked at what’s working, what’s not, where the gaps are and what people’s dreams are for public access in 50 years’ time.
Read moreThe Taranaki strategy outlines a network of pathways, biodiversity trails, tourist trails, cycle trails, coastal trails, river crossings and historic trails.
Read moreThe Commission has developed a partnership with Auckland Council to develop plans for public access in the Rodney local board area.
Read moreThis project aims to integrate community aspirations and plans to connect fast-growing towns in the area north and south of the Waikato River.
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