Terrestrially derived sediment: response of marine macrobenthic communities to thin terrigenous depositsJournal Paper
Lohrer, A.M., Thrush, S.F.; Hewitt, J.E.; Berkenbusch, K.; Ahrens, M.; Cummings V.J., 2004, Marine Ecology Progress Series. Expand
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The application of equilibrium beach profile theory to coastal hazard identification in the Bay of PlentyThesis
Pickett, V., 2004. Expand
The dispersal of marine debris in southland by an exceptional storm event, 18th September, 2003Other Publication
Henshaw, N., 2004. Expand
The elusive AD 1826 tsunami, South Westland, New Zealand
Goff JR, Wells A, Chague-Goff C , Nichol SL, Devoy RJN, 2004, New Zealand Geographer. Expand
The impact of Ammophila arenaria (Marram grass) invasion on the development of a parabolic dune system, Mason Bay, Stewart IslandPopular Article
Hart, A.T., 2004. Expand
The impact of marram grass (Ammophilia arenaria) invasion and eradication, Doughboy Bay, Stewart IslandJournal Paper
Hilton, M.; Woodley, D.; Ganley, E., 2004, Ecological Society Conference, Murihiku. Expand
The impact of marram grass on foredune morphology and back dune dynamicsConference Paper
Hart, A.; Hilton, M.; Wakes, S.J.; Dickinson, K., 2004, Coast to Coast, Australian National Coastal Management Conference 2004. Expand
The impact of Polynesian settlement of the vegetation of the coastal Bay of Plenty
McGlone, M.S; Jones, K.L., 2004. Expand
The impact of rising property prices on coastal settlement communities
Freeman, C; Cheyne, C; Ding, P; Ellery, N; Williams, J., 2004. Expand
The Kapiti coast: Maori history and place names of the Paekakariki - Otaki DistrictBook
Carkeek, W.W., 2004. Expand