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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"ANZSRC::050209 Natural Resource Management"”.
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Assessment of the Kaikoura amateur fishery for rock lobsters
… yield strategy. An optimal allocation of fish resources requires that the needs of all users are fully considered. In New Zealand almost nothing is known of the needs of amateur fishers. Methods for assessing the level of participation, catch and user-value, were tested on the Kaikoura Amateur …
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Tangimoana Regional Park : Site and recreation potential analysis : This study was prepared as a partial requirement of the Diploma in Parks and Recreation [Lincoln College]
… aim of the report was to take stock of coastal resources in order to plan for provision of Coastal preservation and Recreation Areas. Several proposals were introduced, the concept of a regional park centred on Tangimoana being the most important. A high priority rating was given to the regional …
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The development of hydraulic ram for village use in developing countries : a dissertation submitted for the degree of Diploma in Natural Resources, Lincoln College and University of Canterbury
… source of water supply may come from a spring, a natural water-fall or a river with necessary construction to raise the water level relative to the ram. Usually, a supply/feed tank is built to store up the water before it runs through the ram. A hydraulic ram is the most durable pumping machine …
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Evaluation of community preferences for decentralised water management systems: a case study in Akaroa, Banks Peninsula
… and new requirements for decentralised water management systems for new construction have been used to alleviate the burden of town water supply. Rainwater harvesting systems (RWHS) and greywater reuse system (GWRS) both represent potential options to decentralise the current water supply even …
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Assessing values for multiple and conflicting uses of freshwater in the Canterbury region
Freshwater resource management can be challenging as policy makers need to consider the well-being from many uses that includes environmental, social, financial and cultural elements. Generally, there is a lack of information of how to balance these different well-being and what is the related …
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The Waimakariri River and its environment: frequency analysis of extreme events and the effects of flow modifications
… period of extreme events is crucial for water management and planning. Frequency analysis uses the stochastic nature of these extreme events as a basic concept to account for uncertainty by describing the expected occurrence of floods and droughts. While frequency estimates for the Waimakariri …
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Perspectives on Antarctic conservation: an analysis of New Zealand Antarctic stakeholder views
… from global warming, economic utilisation of natural resources, increased human visitation and growing science-related activities in the area that are placing pressure on Antarctica’s unique ecosystems and biodiversity. In an effort to understand stakeholder perspectives from one of the states …
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Pricing of water for community irrigation schemes in New Zealand
Social objectives and the need to increase agricultural production were the early reasons for the development of community irrigation schemes by Government in New Zealand. The economics of scheme development and operation only became an issue in the 1970s although the price charged for water had …