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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

Aquaculture ReformOther Publication

Fraser, Simone, 2005, Seachange conference EDS. Expand

Aquatic environment and biodiversity annual review 2019– 20.

Fisheries New Zealand, 2020, Compiled by the Aquatic Environment Team, Fisheries Science and Information, Fisheries New Zealand, Wellington New Zealand. Expand

Aquatic plant dynamics of Waituna Lagoon, New Zealand: trade-offs in managing open events of a Ramsar siteTechnical Report

Robertson, H.A.; Funnell, E., 2012, Wetlands Ecology and Management. Expand

Aramoana Beach Reserve Management PlanPlan

Central Hawkes Bay District Council, 2004. Expand

Aramoana Beach reserve management plan August 2004

Central Hawke's Bay District Council, 2004. Expand

Arawai Kakariki wetland restoration programme: Science outputs 2007-2016Technical Report

Macodnald, A.; Robertson, H., 2017. Expand

ARC Environmental Management committee, update on monitoring & research activities in the Kaipara HarbourTechnical Report

Auckland Regional Council, 2009. Expand

Archaeological assessment for Otamatea West structure plan area WhanganuiTechnical Report

Taylor, M.; Sutton, A., 2017, Archaeology North Ltd. Expand

Archaeological assessment of proposed developmet at mountain landing property, Te Puna, Purerua Peninsula, Bay of Islands

Clough, R; Best,S., 2004. Expand