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    Perceptions of the state of the New Zealand environment - water 

    Hughey, Kenneth F. D.; Kerr, Geoffrey N.; Cullen, Ross (New Zealand Environment., 2003)
    The second biennial survey of people’s perceptions of the state of the New Zealand environment was undertaken in February 2002. The survey is based on the Pressure-State-Response model of state of the environment reporting. ...
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    Native bush in Central Hawke's Bay: is there a future without rules? 

    Hunter, James (Lincoln University. Faculty of Commerce. Kellogg Rural Leaders Programme., 2001)
    The protection of New Zealand's indigenous biodiversity of New Zealand is a significant national issue. Central Hawke's Bay (CHB) has not escaped comments about the continuing loss and degradation of native bush, and ...
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    Farming in the flood zone: case study - Rangitikei River 

    Hogg, Richard (Lincoln University. Faculty of Commerce. Kellogg Rural Leaders Programme., 2004)
    The February floods 2004 were dramatic in our recent river history and may have changed the way our whole river systems are managed, farmed and where we live. This report is a case study of the Rangitikei River but ...
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    Clay target shooting: threats and issues 

    Speirs, Brian (Lincoln University. Faculty of Commerce. Kellogg Rural Leaders Programme., 2003)
    Clay target shooting is a sport with a long history, both within New Zealand and internationally. While it was originally a means of practising hunting skills, in time it became a sport in its own right. Today the "sport" ...
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    Attitudes and barriers to water transfer 

    Robb, C; Harris, S; Morgan, MJ (Lincoln Ventures Ltd. Lincoln Environmental., 2001-12)
    This project is part of the Ministry for Environment’s Water Allocation Programme. The programme is aimed at enabling sustainable development of New Zealand’s water resources by removing unnecessary constraints to water ...
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    Information on water allocation in New Zealand 

    Lincoln Environmental, (Lincoln Ventures Ltd. Lincoln Environmental., 2000-04)
    Water allocation is identified as a high priority in the Ministry for the Environment’s Draft National Agenda for Sustainable Water Management. The purpose of this project was to develop an information base concerning the ...
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    Adaptive management of groundwater in the Rakaia-Selwyn Groundwater Allocation Zone: technical and implementation issues 

    Williams Howard,; Scott David,; Bidwell Vince, J (Environment Canterbury., 2008-12)
    This report recommends that a recharge-based groundwater management method be implemented. We describe a groundwater management method based on annual supply of recharge. The method varies the quantum of groundwater ...
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    Groundwater recharge interface and nitrate discharge: Central Canterbury, New Zealand 

    Bidwell Vince, J (Lincoln Ventures Ltd. Lincoln Environmental Research., 2005)
    Regional surveys of groundwater quality in Central Canterbury, from 1977 to the present, show widespread occurrence of nitrate contamination primarily from agricultural land use. Two reported analyses of these surveys, in ...
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    The eigenvalue approach to groundwater modelling for resource evaluation at regional scale 

    Bidwell Vince, J; Morgan Matthew, J (Lincoln Ventures Ltd., 2002-06)
    The dynamic response of piezometric head at any location in an aquifer to time variation of regional land surface recharge and abstraction can be expressed as a linear system comprising only a few conceptual water storages. ...
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    How much streamflow is groundwater discharge? - a method for assessment 

    Bidwell Vince, J (Lincoln Ventures Ltd. Lincoln Environmental Research., 2004)
    The question of how much streamflow originates from groundwater is relevant to the issue of effects of land use on stream water quality. Whereas phosphorus from agricultural land is transported primarily by overland flow, ...
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