Public conservation land plays a fundamental role in recreation, health, and community. Recreation Aotearoa submits that it must remain open, accessible, and well-managed.
Recreation is a major contributor to the physical and mental health of individuals, and to the resilience of our communities. We believe access fees should not undermine New Zealanders’ rights to access public conservation land, which has been a longstanding pillar of recreation and conservation policy in Aotearoa.
Recreation Aotearoa is the leading professional body supporting New Zealand’s recreation sector, advocating for quality experiences that keep people active, healthy, and connected. Recreation Aotearoa supports a shared, long-term approach to infrastructure planning in Aotearoa.
Recreation Aotearoa is the leading professional body supporting New Zealand’s recreation sector, advocating for quality experiences that keep people active, healthy, and connected. Its members include those dedicated to creating and managing parks and open spaces across the country.
Recreation Aotearoa is committed to supporting a thriving recreation sector through strong workforce development and training pathways. Our submission to the Vocational Education and Training System (VETS) reform focuses on addressing skills shortages and enhancing workforce capabilities.
Recreation Aotearoa welcomes the opportunity to give feedback on the Adventure Activities – Managing the risks from natural hazards good practice guide.
