Whose beach, which nature? Coproducing coastal naturecultures and erosion control in Aotearoa New ZealandJournal Paper
Gesing, F., 2017, Environmental Transformations and Cultural Responses. Expand
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Why are dune plants importantWebpage
Northland Regional Council, 2012. Expand
Why do we need to restore our coastal dunes?Popular Article
Dahm, J.; Bergin, D., 2011, Dune Restoration Trust of New Zealand Technical Handbook. Expand
Why does Tauranga Harbour exist?Conference Paper
de Lange, W.P.; Fox, B.R.S.; Moon, V.G., 2017, Presented at the New Zealand Coastal Society – Te Hunga Takutai o Aotearoa Annual Conference. Expand
Wild ThingsNewsletter
Kiwi Conservation Club, 2012, KCC newsletter. Expand
Willow control strategy for Harts Creek wildlife management reserve, Te Waihora, 2019-2035Technical Report
Heenan, P., 2019, Contract Report. Expand
Wind flow and sediment transport through foredune notches during oblique-onshore incident windsThesis
Simons-Smith, T., 2017, University of Otago. Expand
Wind flow and shear stress over existing and alternative dune morphologies, Ocean beach domain
Pattanapol, W; Wakes, S; Hilton, M., 2010. Expand
Wiwi - knobby club rush. The wonder plant of backdunesPopular Article
Bergin, D.; Bergin, M.; Dahm, J., 2014, Dune Restoration Trust of New Zealand Technical Handbook. Expand
Working towards the protection of surf breaks
Skellern, M; Rennie, H.D; Davis, M., 2009, Coastal Planning. Expand