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A management plan for the Christchurch City area of the Port Hills between Ferrymead and Godley Head (Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1978)This management plan brings together various existing pieces of information concerning the Port Hills of Christchurch City and presents recommendations for a series of management and development activities for that area. Attention is also drawn to matters ...
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(Lincoln University, 2014)Increasing active transport participation in urban environments has a large body of academic support. Reasoning behind the push towards a cleaner, healthier, and more efficient mode of transportation is found in a range of disciplines including health sci ...
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(Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1984)The Avon, which winds its way through the city, presents ever-changing views of much beauty. The grassed banks, the willows which gracefully bend over its waters and the noiseless flow of water, fascinate, soothe and bring enjoyment to the users of the Av ...
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(Lincoln University, 2015)New Zealand is one of the most highly urbanised countries in the world with well over 87 per cent of us living in 138 recognised urban centres, yet the number of people residing in inner city areas is proportionally very low. Householders have been exerci ...
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(Lincoln University, 2014)Visualisations are becoming increasingly prevalent with the growth in use and capabilities of technology. Currently visualisations can be included in the resource consent process but are without guidelines on their use. This exacerbates the tension betwee ...
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(Lincoln University. LEaP., 2013-04)High rise developments dominate skylines and are contentious in many low rise urban environments. Christchurch is no exception and its residents have historically been vocal in articulating their opinions on matters they care about, especially in regard t ...
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(Lincoln University, 2002)The environmental issues we face today are caused by a historical conceptual separation of nature from culture. In Aotearoa New Zealand, and more specifically Christchurch and Canterbury, one of these issues is a depletion and degradation of indigenous ve ...
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(Lincoln University, 1996)This project discusses the complex topic of urban sustainability. I apply an IEM framework to determine the factors which make some cities more sustainable than others. The first four chapters discuss urban sustainability in a general context. The informa ...
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(Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1988)The greenhouse effect is a phenomenon which is expected to lead to significant global climate changes in the next century and beyond. Because climate is so vital to our lifestyle and food production, changes to it are potentially extremely serious. It is ...
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(Lincoln University, 2004)Wildfires are one of the most devastating and widespread natural disasters on earth. Many of today's wildfires are increasingly devastating as more people begin to inhabit fringe environments where structures are located within close proximity to wild-la ...