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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

Global survey shows planners use widely varying sea-level rise projections for coastal adaptation

Daniella Hirschfeld, David Behar, Robert J. Nicholls, Niamh Cahill, Thomas James, Benjamin P. Horton, Michelle E. Portman, Rob Bell, Matthew Campo, Miguel Esteban, Bronwyn Goble, Munsur Rahman, Kwasi Appeaning Addo, Faiz Ahmed Chundeli, Monique Aunger, Orly Babitsky, Anders Beal, Ray Boyle, Jiayi Fang, Amir Gohar, Susan Hanson, Saul Karamesines, M. J. Kim, Hilary Lohmann, Kathy McInnes, Nobuo Mimura, Doug Ramsay, Landis Wenger, Hiromune Yokoki, 2023, Communications Earth & Environment. 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

How can we engage with coastal communities over adaptation to climate change?: a case study in Whitianga on the Coromandel Peninsula

Blackett,P.; Smith, E.; Rouse, H.; Hume, T.; Rickard, D.; Hume, A.; Bell, R.; Ramsey, D.; Dahm, J.; Wishart, P.; Singleton, P.; Pickett, V.. Expand

Coastal Restoration Trust of New Zealand

Coastal Dune Ecosystem Reference Database