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The Faculty of Environment, Society and Design provides expertise in environmental design, computing, resource planning, transport studies, landscape architecture, recreation management, social sciences, tourism, communication and exercise science.
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Placemaking in action: Factors that support or obstruct the development of urban community gardens
(MDPI AG, 2020-01-02)The paper examines factors that support or obstruct the development of urban community garden projects. It combines a systematic scholarly literature review with empirical research from case studies located in New Zealand ... -
A landscape architecture of wetland design in the context of sea level rise in eastern Christchurch
(Lincoln University, 2019)With sea level rise (SLR), coastal zones will be gradually inundated by sea water and that could significantly damage the existing ecosystem services and affect people’s daily life. To mitigate the adverse impacts from ... -
Auditing for good: dairying, environmental auditing and the 'good farmer' in the Amuri Environmental Collective
(Lincoln University, 2019)Canterbury is one of New Zealand’s main regions for dairy production and has undergone considerable intensification in recent times, with increased areas of irrigated land, stocking rates and inputs. Key concerns surrounding ... -
How would the tobacco retail landscape change if tobacco was only sold through liquor stores, petrol stations or pharmacies?
(Wiley, 2020-01-08)Objective: To examine the potential impact of tobacco being available only from pharmacies, only from liquor stores or only from petrol stations on the New Zealand tobacco retail landscape. Methods: Tobacco retailers and ... -
Project report : a pilot study to attempt to estimate pathogenic human viruses in treated sewage : [dissertation] completed as a partial requirement for the Diploma in Natural Resources [Lincoln College]
(Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1974)It has been noted (Stent, 1963) that viruses can survive in certain environments for times and under conditions at which their host cells are inactivated. In particular, viruses pathogenic to man may persist in sewage under ...
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