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Anticipating staged managed retreat at the coastal marginsTechnical Report

Owen, S.; Lawrence, J.; Ryan, E.; Kench, P.; Bell, R.; Rennie, H.; Blackett. P.; Schneider. P., 2018, Planning Quarterly. Expand

Applying principals of uncertainty within coastal hazard assessments to better support coastal adaptationJournal Paper

Stephens, S.A.; Bell, R.G.; Lawrence, J., 2017, Journal of Marine Science and Engineering. Expand

Applying principles of uncertainty within coastal hazard assessments to better support coastal adaptationJournal Paper

Stephens, S.A.; Bell, R.G.; Lawrence, J., 2017, Journal of Marine Science and Engineering. Expand

Aquaculture and urban marine structures facilitate native and non-indigenous species transfer through generation and accumulation of marine debrisJournal Paper

Campbell, M.L.; King, S.; Heppenstall, L.D.; van Gool, E.; Martin, R.; Hewitt, C.L., 2017, Marine Pollution Bulletin. Expand

Are our beaches safe? Quantifying the human health impact of anthropogenic beach litter on people in New ZealandJournal Paper

Campbell, M. L.; Peters, L.; McMains, C.; de Campos, M.C.R.; Sargisson, R.; Blackwell, B.; Hewitt, C.L., 2019, Science of The Total Environment. Expand

Areas in the Gisborne region potentially affected by coastal-storm inundationTechnical Report

Stephens, S; Reeve, G; Wadhwa, S; Bell, R., 2015. Expand

Behaviour of dissolved silica, and estuarine/coastal mixing and exchange processes at Tairua Harbour, New ZealandJournal Paper

Bell, R.G., 1994, New Zealand journal of marine and freshwater research. Expand