• Investigation of the water use ratio and the importance of Christchurch aquifers to the food and beverage industry 

  Alcee, Mandille (LEaP, Lincoln University, Lincoln, Canterbury, N.Z., 2017-10)

  Understanding the socio-economic value of freshwater in Christchurch has emerged as long-term development plans for the city ensues with attempts being made to better understand this natural resource and the value it adds ...
• Canterbury youth and outdoor recreation: An investigation of youth group leaders' perspectives on recreation opportunities on Banks Peninsula 

  Hughes Hutton, J.; Espiner, Stephen R.; Stewart, Emma (Lincoln University, Lincoln, Canterbury., 2015-05)

  In the summer of 2014-2015, Lincoln University, in conjunction with the Rod Donald Banks Peninsula Trust and Department of Conservation, undertook research to explore the use of the Banks Peninsula walkways among youth ...
• The well-evolved life: Well-being, evolution and personhood: An annotated bibliography 

  Moore, Kevin; Minchington, Lynette J. (Lincoln University. LEaP, Lincoln, Canterbury., 2013-05)

  Advances in most areas of specialization within the broad discipline of psychology occur incrementally – sometimes in larger increments, sometimes in smaller increments. One often-noted disadvantage of such specialized ...
• Existing and potential use of Orton Bradley Park, Charteris Bay, New Zealand 

  Moore, Scotty; Espiner, Stephen (Lincoln University. LeaP., 2014-05)

  Orton Bradley Park (OBP) is a private farm park located 25 kilometres south east of Christchurch in the Lyttelton Harbour basin. The Park is marketed as offering peaceful picnic, BBQ and camping areas, heritage buildings ...
• Existing and potential use and perceptions of the "Spine of the Lizard" walking routes: an investigation into the Banks Peninsula summit walkway and associated feeder tracks 

  Holland, Phillip; Espiner, Stephen R.; Stewart, Emma (Lincoln University, Lincoln, Canterbury, 2014-05)

  In the summer of 2013-14, Lincoln University, in conjunction with the Rod Donald Banks Peninsula Trust, undertook an investigation into the recreational use of Banks Peninsula Summit Walkway and associated feeder tracks. ...

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