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    Perceiving, conceiving, protecting and using New Zealand landscape systems

    Swaffield, Simon R.; O'Connor, K. F.
    Abstract
    The biogeography of New Zealand is summarised for its influence on current landscapes and conservation needs. The classification of terrain in New Zealand is historically summarised. The present changes in land use and resource administration are outlined. Landscape usage is reviewed as perception and concept and comparative etymology examined to trace usage change. Cultural and natural littleness is identified as key to promoting landship, nature conservation and wise use planning.
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    landscape; biogeography; environmental protection; nature conservation; cultural interaction
    Date
    1986
    Type
    Monograph
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