Endemic birds of the Chatham Islands
Merton, D.V; Bell, B.D., 1975, New Zealand wildlife service file. Expand
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Engaging with communities on coastal adaptation to climate changes: Whitianga experienceTechnical Report
Rouse, H.L., Blackett, P., Hume, T.M., Bell, R.G., Ramsay, D., Rickard, D., Smith, E., Dahm, J., Wishart, P., Singleton, P., Pickett, V., 2011, NIWA Internal report. Expand
EQC Project 03/490 - Understanding local source tsunami: 1820s Southland tsunami
Downes, G., Cochran, U., Wallace, L., Reyners, M., Berryman, K., Walters, R., Callaghan, F., Barnes, P., Bell, R., 2005, Institute of Geological & Nuclear Sciences client report 2005/153; National Institute for Water and Atmospheric Research Consultancy report HAM2005-135. Expand
Estuaries and lowland brackish habitatsOther Publication
Andrew Swales, Rob Bell and Drew Lohrer, 2020, Coastal Systems & Sea Level Rise: What to look for in the future. Expand
Field Study at Farewell Spit
Bell, B.D; McKenzie, H.R; Sibson, R.B, 1961, Notornis. Expand
Field study course at Farewell Spit
Bell, B.D; McKenzie, H.R; Sibson, R.B., 1961, Notornis. Expand
Foraging ecology of the critically endangered New Zealand fairy tern, Sternula nereis davisaeJournal Paper
Ismar, Stefanie, M.H.; Trnski, T.; Beauchamp, T.; Bury, S.; Bellingham, M.; Baird, K., 2011, Australian Ornithological Conference. Expand
From guidance to practice: The adaptation transition at the coastTechnical Report
Lawrence, J., Bell, R., Blackett, P., Ryan, E. and Robichaux, L., 2019, Report for the Resilience to Nature’s Challenges National Science Challenge. Expand
From guidance to practice: The adaption transition at the CoastPlan
Lawrence, J.; Bell, R.; Blackett, P; Ryan, E.; Robichaux, L., 2019, Planning Quarterly. Expand
Holocene sediment lithofacies and dispersal systems on a storm-dominated, back-arc shelf margin: The east Coromandel coast, New ZealandJournal Paper
Barry E. Bradshaw, Terry R. Healy, Campbell S. Nelson, Paul M. Dell, Willem P. de Lange, 1994, Marine Geology. Expand