Pest animals and plants removed from Tawharanui open sanctuaryFactsheet
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Phenology and frugivory of large-fruited species in northern New Zealand and the impacts of introduced mammalsThesis
Dijkgraaf, A.C., 2002. Expand
Physical and biological drivers of sediment oxygenation and dentrification in a New Zealand intermittently closed and open lake lagoonJournal Paper
Crawshaw, J.A.; Schallenberg, M.; Savage, C., 2018, New Zealand Journal of Marine and Freshwater Research. Expand
Physical modelling of a high energy coastal lake outflow, Canterbury, New ZealandJournal Paper
Doscher, C.; Davies, T.R.H., 2015, Ocean Engineering. Expand
Physical, chemical and bacteriological features of some coastal lakes of the Rangitikei-Wanganui catchment board regionJournal Paper
Fowles, C.R., 1984, Mauri Ora. Expand
Pine forest flora: Opoutere re-visitedPopular Article
Ogle, C.C., 1989. Expand
Planned retreat governance: Insights from Matatā, New Zealand.
Hanna, C., White, I., Glavovic, B., 2018, Report for the National Science Challenge: Resilience to Nature’s Challenges, University of Waikato, New Zealand. Expand
Plant checklist for Pauatahanui salt marshes, and on raised ground within the area shown on preliminary vegetation map. In: Owen, K.L. 1984 (Ed): Pauatahanui wildlife management reserve management planPlan
Ogel, C.C., 1982, Management Plan Series. Expand
Plant materials for sand dune stabilisation - Section 6Popular Article
Van Kraayenoord, C.W.S., 1986, Plant Materials Handbook for Soil Conservation. Expand
Plant species growing in association with Pomaderris apetala (Mohakatino species list)Technical Report
Ogle, C.C., 1997, Merrett, M, Clarkson, B; Whaley, K; Clarkson, B and Stephens, D. Ecology and conservation of three threatened shrubs of the coastal zone: Brachyglottis perdicioides, Olearia pachyphylla, and Pomaderris apetala (Appendix V). Expand