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Managing aquatic boundaries

  • Red zoned land acquisition and opportunities for managed retreat
  • Salinity modelling of the Avon-Heathcote Estuary Ihutai

Whitebait conservation

  • Planning for whitebait
  • Whitebait and the extinction debate
  • Census survey method for quantifying inanga spawning grounds
  • Using artificial habitats as a natural habitat detection tool
  • Whaka Inaka : Causing Whitebait project
  • Earthquake effects on spawning
  • Assessing the vulnerabilities of spawning habitat

Community-based NRM

  • Growing citizen science for conservation
  • Using citizen science in coastal & waterway manage...
  • Workshop on coastal & marine citizen science in New Zealand
  • Community floodplain restoration on the Grey River

RECOVER Kaikōura earthquake recovery

  • Kaikōura earthquake in southern New Zealand: Loss of connectivity of marine communities
  • Kaikōura whitebait discoveries
  • Lyell Creek experiment with Environment Canterbury
  • RECOVER newsletter - Issue 1
  • RECOVER newsletter - Issue 2
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