Pathways to coastal retreat: The shrinking solutions ‘space’ for adaptation in low-lying coasts calls for long-term dynamic pathways planning nowJournal Paper
Marjolijn, H.; Lawrence, J.; Alexandre, K.M., 2021, Science. Expand
Search
- Author: L
Patterns and processes of marram grass invasion, Mason Bay, Stewart Island
Jul, A.; Hilton, M.; Henderson, R., 1999. Expand
Patterns and processes of marram invasion, Mason BayOther Publication
Jul, A.; Hilton, M.J., 1998, New Zealand Ecological Society and Ecological Society of Australia, Annual Conference. Expand
Patterns and processes of Marram invasion, Mason Bay, Stewart Island and recommendations for Marram managementTechnical Report
Jul, A.; Hilton, M.J.; Henderson, R., 1999. Expand
Patterns of faunal resource use at an early prehistoric settlement at Whangamata on the Coromandel Peninsula, North Island, New ZealandJournal Paper
James-Lee, T; Gumbley, W., 2012, Journal of pacific archaeology. Expand
Patterns of tree community composition along a coastal dune chronosequence in lowland temperate rain forest in New ZealandJournal Paper
Turner, B.L.; Wells, A.; Anderson, K.M.; Condron, L.M., 2012, Journal of Plant Ecology. Expand
Pauatahanui Inlet - a framework for integrated management.Thesis
Clarke, I., 1990, B. Regional Planning. Massey University. Expand
Pauatahanui Inlet - a living resource.Handbook/Manual
Bellingham, N., 1998, Guardians of Pauatahanui Inlet, Wellington. Expand
Pauatahanui Inlet - an environmental studyJournal Paper
Healy, W.B., 1980, DSIR Information Series. Expand
Pauatahanui Inlet - an environmental study.Technical Report
Healy, W.B., 1980, New Zealand DSIR Information Series. Expand