Whitireia Park Restoration Group (Formerly Known As the Onehunga Bay Restoration Group)Webpage
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Whitireia Park: EnvironmentWebpage
Greater Wellington Regional Council. Expand
Why are dune plants importantWebpage
Northland Regional Council, 2012. 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 stage ‘a’ coastal resilience works - Assessment of environmental effectsTechnical Report
Dalziel, A., 2022. 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
Wi Neera to Onepoto shared pathway and coastal resilience project: Estuary planting design statement - Planting palette, species schedule, outline specificationTechnical Report
Stevens, L., 2022. Expand
Wi Neera to Onepoto shared pathway and coastal resilience project: Further assessment of natural wetlandsTechnical Report
Stevens, L., 2022. 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