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    Protecting Lake Taupo: the strategy and the lessons 

    Yerex, Sue (Lincoln University. Faculty of Commerce. Kellogg Rural Leaders Programme., 2009)
    The 'Protecting Lake Taupo' project is the largest environmental protection project of its type in New Zealand. The Waikato Regional council (Environment Waikato) charged with protecting the lake, sought to vary the ...
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    Wild deer hunting policy in New Zealand : analysis, issues and options 

    Hollings, A. T. (Lincoln University, 1991)
    Wild deer, predominantly red deer Cervus elaphus introduced 100 years ago as a hunting resource have adapted well and spread into the mountain lands and indigenous forests because of lack of predators, abundant evergreen ...
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    Institutions for water resources management in North Canterbury: a case study 

    Neeson, M. P. (Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1983)
    The Canterbury water economy is moving from a development to a mature phase. Increased water demand for agricultural purposes, especially irrigation, will place considerable stress on available water supplies and accelerate ...
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    The legal system as a mechanism for making environmental policy comprehensive and ecologically rational 

    Came, S. G. (Lincoln University, 1991)
    This study considers the strengths and weaknesses of the legal system as a mechanism for making environmental policy more comprehensive and ecologically rational. The approach taken is to examine the way in which ideologies ...
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    Managing recreation and tourism on the public conservation lands of New Zealand 

    Boyes, Nicholas (Lincoln University, 1998)
    The aim of this report is to critically analyse the ability of the Department of Conservation processes to meet the objectives of section 6(e) of the Conservation Act 1987. A comprehensive, interdisciplinary Integrated ...
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    Wetland policy : the need for change 

    Keller, Jeanine G. (Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1988)
    In 1986 a New Zealand Wetlands Management Policy was ratified by the New Zealand Government. The need for such a Policy, arose from two factors. Firstly, the extent and quality of wetlands in New Zealand had diminished, ...
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    Comprehensiveness, integration, and coordination : a study of their application and role in coastal management in Aotearoa/New Zealand 

    Clendon, David J. (Lincoln University, 1994)
    Coastal management practices in Aotearoa/New Zealand have historically been counterproductive in terms of maintaining environmental quality. A plethora of complex legislative and jurisdictional arrangements is identified ...
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    Intergovernmental environmental cooperation between Australia and New Zealand : an exploration 

    Craythorne, Mary (Lincoln University, 1995)
    Australia and New Zealand have a close relationship, stemming from their similar dominant cultures, histories and colonial backgrounds. Well known cooperative ventures include Closer Economic Relations and involvement in ...
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    The development of marine protected areas in New Zealand 

    White, James R. (Lincoln University, 1991)
    Terrestrial conservation is well developed in New Zealand. There is an extensive system of protected areas on land to provide for the conservation of natural ecosystems. The oldest of these have been in place for over a ...
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    Science and the policy process of setting national environmental standards in New Zealand 

    Hart, Caroline (Lincoln University, 1995)
    National environmental standards are one of the instruments by which the Resource Management Act 1991 may be implemented. Government policy indicates that 'bottomlines' may be established in the near future based largely ...
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    AuthorDuncan, Ronlyn (2)Bennett, Sue M. (1)Boyes, Nicholas (1)Bridgwater, Grant D. (1)Buxton, R. B. (1)Came, S. G. (1)Causer, G. R. (1)Chen, Jiazhi (1)Chittock, D. Kendrick (1)Clendon, David J. (1)... View MoreKeyword
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