• Contact with the Natural Environment and Young People Living in Fragile Environments Characterised by On-going Political Conflict: A Case Study of Contemporary Palestine 

  Tamimi, Mai M. O. (Thesis, Doctor of Philosophy, 2013)

  In fragile environments, particularly those subject to political conflict, like contemporary Palestine, ways of ensuring long-term sustainability should be a planning priority. In these unstable contexts young peoples’ ...
• Decadal shoreline change on the New Zealand coast 

  Kelly, Melissa Jane (Thesis, Master of Science, 2013)

  The study of shoreline change in New Zealand is very important, particularly now given the threat of climate change and its associated sea-level rise. Yet, there has not been a comprehensive study on shoreline change around ...
• The complementary relationship and regional evaporation in New Zealand 

  Stretch, Mason (Thesis, Master of Science, 1986)

  The Objective: The objective of this study is to test the three existing formulations of C-R in the New Zealand environment: first by testing the formulations against E derived from annual catchment water balances for ...
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  Evaluation and Crime Prevention: An Investigation of Evaluation and Monitoring of Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design Initiatives in New Zealand 

  Dennis, Stephen (Thesis, Master of Planning, 2013)

  Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) has become an increasingly popular tool for local authorities to adopt in their effort to reduce and prevent crime. Scholars have drawn attention to the shortcomings ...
• Clean Green New Zealand? Transit-Oriented Development as an Urban Development Strategy in Aotearoa? 

  Hakkaart, Aaron Ross (Thesis, Master of Planning, 2013)

  The past fifty years has seen urban design and planning largely prioritise private vehicle use, resulting in among other things, an increase in vehicle ownership worldwide. This trend has resulted in the underutilisation ...

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