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(New Zealand Institute of Forestry, 2003-02)This article presents results from a number of studies of public perceptions of natural character in New Zealand to show that there are two fundamental positions - 'pure nature' and 'cultured nature'. It measures the proportions of these viewpoints in the ...
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(Lincoln University. Tourism Research and Education Centre, 1998-09)The objectives of this report were to describe and evaluate the interaction between Kaikoura Māori, their culture and tourism. To achieve these objectives a cross section of the Māori community was canvassed to reflect both age and gender differences and ...
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(Lincoln University. Tourism Recreation Research and Education Centre, 2001-07)The objective of this study is to examine the perspectives West Coast tourism stakeholders hold about the local government's emerging roles and responsibilities for tourism planning in the region. Local government authorities examined include the Buller, ...
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(Lincoln University. Agribusiness and Economics Research Unit., 1996-06)The main objective of this research was to describe and understand the decision making of organic and conventional farmers so that we could understand why, or why not, they grew organic products. Organic production was self defined by the farmers themselv ...
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(Lincoln University. Agribusiness & Economics Research Unit., 1994-03)This research reports the results of interviewing 29 large herd dairy farmers (over 500 cows) in the North and South Islands of New Zealand and describes their social organisation of production. On average the farmers were 39 years old, their farms involv ...
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(Lincoln University. Tourism Research and Education Centre., 1998-09)The annual total of visitors to Kaikoura was estimated at 873,000. This number was derived from a method that involved four key steps: counting all traffic entering Kaikoura, observing a sample of vehicles to record licence plates and the number of people ...
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(Lincoln University. Agribusiness and Economics Research Unit, 2006-10)The aim of this research was to predict and understand public reactions to biotechnology, and in particular to estimate recent change over time in acceptability of examples of biotechnology. A further objective was to assess public reactions to realisable ...
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(Lincoln University. Tourism Research and Education Centre, 2000-02)The aim of this report is to outline how the Rotorua community experiences tourism and tourism development and how they have adapted to it. The objectives are to: give an historical account of the history of the development of tourism in Rotorua; give an ...
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(Lincoln University. Agribusiness and Economics Research Unit, 2007-06)This report synthesises outputs from a five year programme of research on public perceptions of biotechnology. In interpreting the overall results, a pressure-response-assessment-outcome model is introduced to explain reactions to biotechnology. Biotechno ...
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(Lincoln University. Agribusiness and Economics Research Unit, 2004-09)The research had two objectives: first, to examine New Zealanders' intentions to purchase and willingness to pay for several specific genetically modified (GM) food products; and second, to use these results as input for a model of international trade to ...