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Whitebait conservation and protected areas at non-tidal rivermouths: integrating biogeography and environmental controls on īnanga (Galaxias maculatus) spawning groundsJournal Paper

Orchard, S.; Schiel, D.R., 2021, Pacific Conservation Biology. Expand

Whitebait spawning grounds in the Bay of PlentyTechnical Report

Mitchell, C.P., 1990, Freshwater Fisheries Miscellaneous Report. Expand

Whitianga Harbour estuarine vegetation survey 2009Technical Report

Graeme, M., 2009, Environment Waikato Technical Report. Expand

Whose beach, which nature? Coproducing coastal naturecultures and erosion control in Aotearoa New ZealandJournal Paper

Gesing, F., 2017, Environmental Transformations and Cultural Responses. Expand

Why do we need to restore our coastal dunes?Popular Article

Dahm, J.; Bergin, D., 2011, Dune Restoration Trust of New Zealand Technical Handbook. Expand

Why does Tauranga Harbour exist?Conference Paper

de Lange, W.P.; Fox, B.R.S.; Moon, V.G., 2017, Presented at the New Zealand Coastal Society – Te Hunga Takutai o Aotearoa Annual Conference. Expand

Wi Neera to Onepoto shared pathway and coastal resilience project: Assessment of ecological effectsTechnical Report

Stevens, L.; Forrest, B., 2022, Salt Ecology Report. Expand

Wi Neera to Onepoto shared pathway and coastal resilience project: Baseline ecologyTechnical Report

Stevens, L.; Forrest, B., 2022, Salt Ecology Report. Expand

Wild animals in New Zealand as hosts of Echinococcus granulosus and other taeniid tapewormsJournal Paper

Sweatman, G.K.; Williams, R.J., 1962, Transactions of the Royal Society of New Zealand, Zoology. Expand

Wild ThingsNewsletter

Kiwi Conservation Club, 2012, KCC newsletter. Expand