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    The Timaru Canoe Project: historical influences, present state, and future potential in the South Canterbury district

    Laplanche, Dennis
    Abstract
    This dissertation examines the canoe project in Timaru and South Canterbury. In particular it focusses on aspects of organization, users and future prospects. The project is unique in New Zealand and offers a wide range of benefits to users, some of which are detailed in section 5. Consequently, an understanding is sought of who the users are, and the costs involved in providing such a project. Historical influences are examined in order to place the present situation in perspective and an analysis made of the project's current organization.
    Keywords
    canoes; canoeing; New Zealand; Timaru; recreation; management
    Fields of Research
    130303 Education Assessment and Evaluation; 150404 Sport and Leisure Management
    Date
    1981
    Type
    Dissertation
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