• Restoration research (Punakaiki Coastal Restoration Project: 2014-2016) 

  Esperschuetz, Jüergen; Bowie, Michael H.; Smith, Carol; Abbott, Michael R.; Dickinson, Nicholas; Department of Soil and Physical Sciences; School of Landscape Architecture (Lincoln UniversityLincoln, Christchurchurch, 2018)

  After the first phase of restoration activities in the PCRP (2008- 2013), an ongoing partnership agreement was arranged between Rio Tinto, Department of Conservation (DOC), Conservation Volunteers New Zealand (CVNZ) and ...

• Purple Peaks Curry Reserve pest animal management plan 

  McFarlane, Lynette; Ross, James G. (Centre for Wildlife Management and Conservation, Lincoln UnivesityChristchurch, N.Z., 2017-11-01)

  The purpose of this report is to create a pest animal management plan for Purple Peaks Curry Reserve. The work was commissioned by NZ Native Forest Restoration Trust in June 2017, and the plan was written by Lyne McFarlane ...

• The birds and the bees: Identification of bird and invertebrate fauna providing ecosystem services following restoration plantings at the Lincoln University Dairy Farm 

  Curtis, K.; Bowie, Michael H.; Ross, James G. (Lincoln University. Department of EcologyLincoln, Canterbury, NZ, 2017-03)

  This study monitored the birds and invertebrates in the native corner plantings, native corridors, and the pasture at Lincoln University Demonstration Dairy and compared their diversity and abundance in three habitat types. ...

• Detecting the presence of long-tailed bats (Chalinolobus tuberculatus) and morepork (Ninox novaseelandiae) on Banks Peninsula 

  Hadden, Karina; Bowie, Michael H.; Pryde, M. (Lincoln University. Faculty of Agriculture and Life Sciences. Department of EcologyLincoln, Canterbury, New Zealand, 2017-03)

  The overall aim of this project was to detect the location of long-tailed bat and morepork across Banks Peninsula with the intention of protecting habitat and increasing survival rate. The aim is also to provide advocacy ...

• Mapping restoration plantings in Selwyn: the stepping stones of a wildlife corridor 

  Greer, P.; Bowie, Michael H.; Doscher, Crile (Lincoln University. Faculty of Agriculture and Life Sciences. Department of EcologyLincoln, Canterbury, New Zealand, 2017-04)

  Canterbury plains currently has less than 1% of the original native vegetation due to human settlement and farming. Selwyn as one of Canterbury’s districts has experienced an increase in intensified farming in the last 20 ...

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