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2023–24 Nelson-based seagrass flower surveys to inform seed-based restoration in Aotearoa New Zealand
A blueprint for seed-based seagrass restoration in Aotearoa New Zealand. Full document.
A blueprint for seed-based seagrass restoration in Aotearoa New Zealand: Summary
Sediment organic carbon stocks in coastal blue carbon habitats: pilot study for Te Tauihu.
Further details on this project led by Tasman Environmental Trust can be found at:
https://www.tet.org.nz/projects/blue-carbon-core-and-restore/
Stabilised organic solids derived from sewage sludge (“biosolids”) are applied to land as an alternative to disposal as landfill. This study evaluated the long-term effects of biosolids applied to forestry plantations on the adjacent intertidal habitats of Rabbit Island (New Zealand). On this island, biosolids are applied to enhance the growth of t...
An undergraduate summer report summarising research to inform seagrass restoration in Aotearoa
Sea level rise (SLR) has been described as one of the greatest potential causes of ecosystem disruption, putting many coastal areas at risk of irreversible changes. However, the loss of intertidal areas from SLR and the associated ecological and social repercussions receive little attention. Within estuaries, extensive intertidal areas harbour a va...
The purpose of this report was to examine the potential for low impact forms of seagrass restoration in Aotearoa New Zealand, with a focus on the Whakatū/Nelson region. Seagrass restoration methods and decision-making frameworks used internationally were reviewed. We also provide information to support some of these decisions including the environm...
Ecological data are often collected at small geographic scales. However, analysing data collectively over wider scales can reveal results and patterns not shown in the smaller-scale data. We summarised data for intertidal benthic ecological (physico-chemical and biological) health indicators from New Zealand estuaries and compared the results again...
