Potential impacts of plantation forestry on dune lakes in Northland, with interim guidelines for riparian management
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Potential impacts of vehicle traffic on recruitment of Toheroa (Paphies ventricosa) on on Oreti Beach, Southland, New ZealandJournal Paper
Moller, J.S.; Moller, S.I.; Futter, J.M.; Moller, J.A.; Harvey, J.P.; White, H.A.; Stirling, F.F.;Moller, H., 2009, He Kohinga Rangahau. Expand
Potential impacts of wharf extensions on the hydrodynamics of the upper south-eastern Tauranga Harbour, New ZealandConference Paper
Watson, H.; de Lange, W., 2017, Australasian Coasts & Ports 2017: Working with Nature. Expand
Potential new invasive plants of coastal dunes, bad news from AustraliaTechnical Report
Hilton, M., 2003, Protect. Expand
Potential roles for coastal protected areas in disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation: a case study of dune management in Christchurch, New Zealand
Orchard, S., 2014, Safe Havens: Protected Areas for Disaster Risk Reduction and Climate Change Adaptation. Expand
Potential social and psychological consequences of the Rena incident: lessons from an international perspectiveJournal Paper
Johal, S; Chambers, R; Collins, S; de Terte, I; Gardner, D; Glavovic, B; Johnston, L; Karanci, A.N; Mooney, M.F; Paton, D; Johnston, D., 2015, The New Zealand medical journal. Expand
Pou Tehia Historic ReserveTechnical Report
Clarkson, B.R.; Boase, M.R., 1982, Scenic Reserves of West Taranaki. Biological Survey of Reserves Series. Department of Lands and Survey. Expand
Poverty Bay, New Zealand: A case of coastal accretion 1886-1975Journal Paper
Smith, R.K., 1988, New Zealand Journal of Marine and Freshwater Research. Expand
Pre-AD tectonic subsidence of Ahuriri Lagoon, Napier, Hawke's Bay, New ZealandJournal Paper
Hull, A.G., 1986, New Zealand journal of geology and geophysics. Expand
Pre-European archaeology of the coast
McFadgen, B.G., 2003, The New Zealand Coast: Te Tai O Aotearoa. Expand