Walking Access seeks feedback on mapping system

The New Zealand Walking Access Commission wants your feedback on its Walking Access Mapping System (www.wams.org.nz). 

The mapping system was opened to the public last year to make planning visits to the outdoors easier. It identifies land over which the public has access and shows the boundaries of private land, making it easier for people to know when and where they must ask for access permission.

You can provide feedback on the Walking Access Mapping System by filling out the Commission’s short survey, online here. All survey respondents go into the draw to win $250 worth of petrol vouchers.



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