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Earthquake‐induced habitat migration in a riparian spawning fish has implications for conservation managementJournal Paper
S. Orchard, M.J.H. Hickford, D.R. Schiel, 2018. Expand
High Ground, Low Ground: Explorations in Topography and Neighbourliness in Coastal Dune SettlementThesis
Wallis, Stephanie, 2015. Expand
Land-use planning for natural hazards in New Zealand: the setting, barriers, 'burning issues' and priority actionsJournal Paper
Glavovic, B.C; Saunders, W.S.A; Becker, J.S., 2010, Natural Hazards. Expand
McLeans Island: Invertebrate inventory and analysisTechnical Report
Macfarlane, R.P.; Patrick, B.H.; Vink, C.J., 1999. Expand
National guidance for adapting to coastal hazards and sea-level rise: anticipating change, when and how to change pathwayJournal Paper
Lawrence, J.; Bell, R.; Blackett, P.; Stephens, S.; Allan, S., 2018, Environmental Science and Policy. Expand
New directions for resource management in New ZealandTechnical Report
Tony Randerson, Rachel Brooking, Dean Kimpton, Amelia Linzey, Raewyn Peart, Kevin Prime, 2020. Expand
New directions for resource management in New Zealand - summary and key recommendationsTechnical Report
Tony Randerson, Rachel Brooking, Dean Kimpton, Amelia Linzey, Raewyn Peart, Kevin Prime, 2020, Report of the Resource Management Review Panel:. Expand
Pauatahanui Inlet - a framework for integrated management.Thesis
Clarke, I., 1990, B. Regional Planning. Massey University. Expand
Pauatahanui Inlet restoration plan stage 1.Technical Report
Anstey, C. and Blaschke, P.M., 2002, Report prepared for Porirua City Council and the Wellington Regional Council. Expand