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Responses of Dune Plant Communities to Continental Uplift from a Major Earthquake: Sudden Releases from Coastal SqueezeJournal Paper

Iván F. Rodil, Eduardo Jaramillo, David M. Hubbard, Jenifer E. Dugan, Daniel Melnick, Carlos Velasquez, 2015, PLOS One. Expand

Responses to direct versus indirect cues of predation and competition in naïve invasive mice: implications for managementJournal Paper

I. Shapira, E. Walker, D. Brunton and D. Raubenheimer, 2012, NZ Journal of Ecology. Expand

Responses to Whanganui rivermouth mole deteriorationTechnical Report

Shand, R.D., 2020, 2020-12 LRep. Expand

RESPONSIBILITIES FOR THE ACTS OF NATURE … GOD OR THE COUNCIL?Other Publication

Melinda Dickey, 2005, Seachange conference EDS. Expand

Restoration and management of sand dunes in New South Wales and Victoria - coastal conference and visit to coastal rehabilitation sites

Bergin, D.O., 1995. Expand

Restoration guidelines for Ahipara Recreation Reserve, Mapere Block

Shaft, L.; Collings, J., 2010. Expand

Restoration in the lower Waituna Creek, SouthlandConference Paper

Beech, M.; Holmes, R., 2015, Freshwater Sciences Society Conference, Wellington. Expand

Restoration of coastal sand dunes using indigenous species - integration of research, management, and CommunityTechnical Report

Bergin, D.O.; Dahm, J.; Herbert, J.W.; Spence, H., 1995. Expand

Restoration of coastal sand dunes using native plants: Technical Handbook. Practical guide for coastal communities adapting to climate changeHandbook/Manual

Dune Restoration Trust of New Zealand, 2011. Expand

Restoration of foredunes and transgressive dunefields: case studies from New ZealandBook

Hesp, P.A.; Hilton, M.J., 2013, Restoraton of coastal dunes. Expand