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Images of the interior : landscape perceptions of the South Island high country

Cushen, Jason R. A. (Thesis, Master of Arts, 1997)

How individuals perceive their environment determines how they relate to and interact with it. This research takes a specific landscape, the South Island high country, and identifies and evaluates how it is perceived. It ...
Co-management : a tool for genuine Māori involvement in coastal management

Blundell, Ian (Thesis, Master of Regional and Resource Planning, 2003)

For Māori, the management fo New Zealand's coast and its resources is fundamental to their cultural identity. Iwi and hapu throughout New Zealand have close relationships with the coast and unique rights and responsibilities ...
Indigenous communities and the co-management of natural resources : the case of New Zealand freshwater management

Tipa, Gail (Thesis, Doctor of Philosophy, 2003)

The starting point for this study is a socially constructed problem: the progressive degradation of natural resources of significance to indigenous communities and the lack of effective participation by indigenous communities ...