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Sandy beaches can survive sea-level riseTechnical Report

Cooper, J.A.G.; Masselink, G.; Coco, G.; Short, A.D.; Castelle, B.; Rogers, K.; Anthony, E.; Green, A.N.; Kelley, J.T.; Pilkey, O.H.; Jackson, D.W.T., 2020, Nature Climate Change. Expand

Sandy Point Domain management planPlan

Invercargill City Council, 2013. Expand

Scattered far and wide: A broadly distributed temperate dune grass finds familiar fungal root associates in its invasive rangeJournal Paper

Johansen, R.B.; Johnston, P.; Mieczkowski, P.; Perry, G.L.W.; Robeson, M.S.; Vilgalys, R.; Burns, B.R., 2017, Soil Biology and Biochemistry. Expand

Scientist Investigates Toheroa MysteryPopular Article

Phil Ross, 2016. Expand

Scoping and feasability study of coastal protection works for the Haumoana - Te Awanga CoastlineTechnical Report

Merestone Planning and Resource Management, 2011. Expand

Scoping report to investigate the end-user needs, design and development for a coastal dune ecosystem database - TFBIS project 280: Appendices

Crawford, K.; Cope, J.; La Cock, G.; Park, T.; Shaft, L.; Bergin, D., 2012, Terrestrial and Freshwater Biodiversity Information Systems. Expand

Scoping report to investigate the end-user needs, design and development for a coastal dune ecosystem database, July 2012

Crawford, K.; Cope, J.; La Cock, G.; Park, T.; Shaft, L.; Bergin, D., 2012, Terrestrial and Freshwater Biodiversity Information Systems Programme. Expand