Reserve Management Plan
We want your input on Council-administered parks and recreational reserves in Buller. Your feedback will help us create a draft Reserve Management Plan that will guide how our public reserves are used and cared for in the future.
What we're asking:
- Why is your favourite park or reserve important to you?
- How could it be improved?
- How would you like to use it?
- What activities or events would you like to see?
Recreational reserves are areas of land set aside specifically for public enjoyment and leisure activities. These reserves can include parks, sports fields, beaches, and picnic spots where people can engage in activities like walking, playing sports, and relaxing in nature. Council administers 28 reserves within the Buller district.
The Reserve Management Plan is an important document that ensures that these spaces are managed in a way that balances community enjoyment, environmental protection, and long-term sustainability. It also ensures that reserve use, development, management and protection are consistent with its classifications.
We need your feedback to draft a Reserve Management Plan that reflects the community's values and aspirations.
Reserves in Buller
Learn more about Buller's 28 Council-administered recreational reserves using our interactive online map.
Please note that the Department of Conservation manages a range of scenic reserves within the Buller district. These are beyond Council's control and not included in this map.