Accommodation space limits plant invasion: Ammophila arenaria survival on New Zealand beaches
Konlechner, T.M.; Hilton, M.J.; & Orlovich, D., 2013, Journal of Coastal Conservation. Expand
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Accommodation space limits plant invasion: Ammophilia arenaria survival on New Zealand beachesJournal Paper
Konechner, T.; Hilton, M.J.; Orlovich, D., 2013, Journal of Coastal Conservation. Expand
Application of sociometric methods to collaborative coastal managementJournal Paper
Lawless, P., 2015, Journal of Coastal Conservation - Planning and Management. Expand
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Murphy, A.L.; Singers, N.J.D.; Rapson, G.L., 2018, Journal of Coastal Conservation. Expand
Global climate change: an opportunity for coastal dunes
Psuty, N.P; Aliveria, T.M., 2010, Journal of coastal conservation. Expand
Is ‘re-mobilisation’ nature restoration or nature destruction? A commentaryJournal Paper
Irene Delgado-Fernandez & Robin G. D. Davidson-Arnott & Patrick A. Hesp, 2019, Journal of Coastal Conservation. Expand
Long-lived seed banks of Ammophila arenaria prolong dune restoration programmesJournal Paper
Hilton, M.J.; Konlechner, T.M.; McLachlan, K.,; Lim, D.; Lord, J., 2019, Journal of Coastal Conservation. Expand
Long-lived seed banks of Ammophila arenaria prolong dune restoration programsJournal Paper
Hilton, M.; Konlechner, T.; McLachlan, K.; Lim, D.; Lord, J., 2019, Journal of Coastal Conservation. Expand
Restoring the natural functional capacity of coastal dune ecosystems: Utilising research records for New Zealand littoral refurbishment as a proxy for analogous global responsesJournal Paper
Jenks, G.K., 2018, Journal of Coastal Conservation. Expand
Short-term soil nutrient and plant community responses to the eradication of a nitrogen fixing tree, Lupinus arboreusJournal Paper
Hetherington, J.K.; Wilson, J.B., 2019, Journal of Coastal Conservation. Expand