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(Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1984)An examination of the issues and implications posed by present coastal hazard zone management approaches was made. It was found that the recent shift in emphasis from relying solely on engineering measures to use of planning and legislative controls raise ...
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(Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1989)The current opportunities for Kai Tahu to participate in national park policy and planning are, in the opinion of most Kai Tahu, inadequate. Kai Tahu are often consulted by the Department of Conservation (DOC) but their advice and comments are usually sou ...
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Reclaiming their estate : an analysis of the debate surrounding treaty claims and conservation lands (Lincoln University, 1994)Debate about Treaty claims over conservation lands has recently become a feature of the discourse surrounding the settlement and redress of Maori grievances under the Treaty of Waitangi. In this study the context of the debate is examined, from the perspe ...
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(Lincoln University, 1993)Aid is one of the is one of the primary determinants for the use of natural resources in the South Pacific islands region. In many cases, aid has negative environmental and social impacts in this ecologically fragile region. This study is concerned wit ...
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(Lincoln University, 2014)Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD) is an incentive based measure for climate change mitigation. REDD+ transcends deforestation and forest degradation and includes sustainable management of forests and enhancement of carbon ...
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(Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1982)The purpose of this study is to examine some characteristics of the transition to a steady state and its implications for Resource Management. The transition means changing from a society based on exponential growth in population and resource consumpti ...
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(Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1984)This study examines the ways in which legal remedies can be used in order to achieve the goals of resource management. However, the discussion is confined to remedies available under the common law. The introduction sets out the background to the study an ...
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(Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1988)Various methods of systematic analysis have been devised to help Resource Managers make decisions. Occasionally, in the past, these methods have not been used in an objective manner as they have played an advocacy role in the decision making process. The ...
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(Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1985)An examination of information management in New Zealand's coastal zone was carried out. This examination focussed on information relating to coastal processes and dynamics. It was recognised that decision makers require information on coastal processes an ...
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(Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1984)Coastal zone management problems have been the focus of many conferences, seminars, and publications in recent years. In spite of the attention given to providing information and guidance for decision making, it has been suggested that the present coastal ...