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• An uneasy marriage : ecological reason and the Resource Management Act 

  Kerr, Simon (Lincoln University, 2005)

  The late 1960s witnessed an unprecedented interest in the environment. One of the intellectual characteristics of this period was the rise of ecocentrism, a form of ecological reasoning that challenged the domination of ...
• If we plant the plants do the insects follow? An assessment of indigenous invertebrates in an urban forest remnant and restoration sites in Christchurch 

  Ford, Denise Elizabeth (Lincoln University, 2014)

  Urbanisation has led to substantial loss and fragmentation of natural habitat. Native ecosystems have been detrimentally affected through this habitat loss along with reduction of habitat quality and the introduction of ...
• The integration of ecological and planning principles for the purpose of marine systems management 

  McGregor, G. A. (Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1982)

  Planning is a decision-making process characterised as being normative, forward-looking and comprehensive, whereas ecology is the study of the structure and function of nature. My hypothesis is that ecological input is ...