Elements in a glacial landscape : a study outlining an interpretative planning procedure for use in public reserves of national significance :[dissertation] submitted in partial fulfilment for Diploma of Parks and Recreation, Lincoln College, University of Canterbury

The purpose of this study is to identify the component processes within procedures for interpretative analysis and planning of landscapes within National Parks and other reserves. These processes will be analysed in terms of: 1. The elements which compose specific landscapes and the inter-relationships between them. 2. The planning procedures in the identification of appropriate interpretative story lines. The Franz Joseph Glacier Valley and its associated physiological features within Westland National constitutes the study area,

Grantor dc:publisher

Lincoln College, University of Canterbury

Year dc:date

1979

Author dc:creator

• Reedy, Murray C.

• national park management
• Franz Joseph glacier
• interpretative planning
• ANZSRC::0502 Environmental Science and Management
• ANZSRC::120504 Land Use and Environmental Planning

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Language dc:language

en

Identifier

Q112839725

OAI identifier oai:identifier

oai:researcharchive.lincoln.ac.nz:10182/11820