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Optimisation of organisational relationships as a method to enhance the ecological and cultural health of Te Ihutai and Inclusion of Te Ihutai in the East Asian-Australasian Flyway Site Network: What are the obligations of CCC and the Avon-Heathcote Estua

Manning, K., 2023. Expand

Optimising a widely-used coastal health index through quantitative ecological group classifications and associated thresholdsJournal Paper

Robertson, B.P.; Savage, S.; Gardner, J.P.A.; Robertson, B.M.; Stevens, L.S., 2016, Ecological Indicators. Expand

Options assessment for shoreline erosion - Maketu surf club car parkTechnical Report

Tonkin & Taylor, 2016. Expand

Options for calculation and use of biodiversity credits generated by yellow-eyed penguin trust conservation activitiesTechnical Report

Lloyd, K.; Millar, R.; McClellan, R., 2011. Expand

Options for Improving Entrance Conditions at Westport Harbour, New Zealand.

Hastie, W. J., Kirk, R. M., Lumsden, J. L., 1986, First Australasian Port, Harbour & Offshore Engineering Conference 1986, Sydney, 29 September-2 October 1986. Expand

Options for managing the Kaimaumau wetland, Northland, New Zealand

Hicks, D.L; Campbell, D.J; Atkinson, I.A.E., 2001, Science for Conseration. Expand

Options for restoration of Cape ivy (Senecio angulatus) – dominated sites using native coastal species, Glinks Gully, NorthlandTechnical Report

D. Bergin, 2006. Expand

Options for Spartina control in NorthlandDOC Publication

Shaw, W.B., 1999, Conservation Advisory Science Notes. Expand

Opunake & Districts 2011 Action PlanPlan

South Taranaki District Council, 2011. Expand

Opunake & Districts 2011/12 Action Plan, Your Community - Your PlansPlan

South Taranaki District Council, 2011. Expand