Published March 2022
The Commission expects that any improvement in the efficiency of the review of stewardship land process will not diminish the protection of enduring public access.
Published March 2022
We work closely with local government, iwi partners, central government agencies and community stakeholders to develop long-term regional tracks and trails strategies.
Published March 2022
In the Commission’s submission on the draft Regional Parks Management Plan (RPMP), we support enhancing public access to, within and between Auckland’s regional parks
Published January 2022
This publication reports on the New Zealand Walking Access Commission’s performance and activities for 2020-2021.
Published October 2021
The Commission recommends information is provided to landowners about the types of public land typically found on riparian margins which a public body administers.
Published October 2021
The Commission recommended information is provided to landowners about the types of public land typically found on riparian margins which a public body administers
Published October 2021
Trails connect us to this land of ancestors, to te taiao, and our unique natural world, to our stories and our heritage, to active lifestyles, health and wellbeing, and to each other.
Published September 2021
The commission supports the development and overall goal of the Strategy and would like to continue to be involved.
Published July 2021
This Statement of Intent sets out what the commission intends to achieve or contribute to over the next four years and how we will manage our functions and operations.
Published July 2021
This Statement of Performance Expectations reflects our proposed performance targets and forecast financial information for the year ahead.