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    Enhancing native butterfly populations in the Waipara Valley

    Gillespie, Mark
    Abstract
    The aims of the work were to investigate which butterflies occur in habitat types typical of the region, their relative abundance and which vegetation types are most important for different species. This work examines the factors influencing the remaining butterfly populations in Waipara and is trying to develop grower-friendly ways of enhancing them.
    Keywords
    native butterfly populations; Waipara Valley; insect habitat; surveys; butterfly conservation
    Fields of Research
    050206 Environmental Monitoring; 050202 Conservation and Biodiversity
    Date
    2010
    Type
    Book
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