Surf break planning advances

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Surf break planning advances

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Coastal News, 55, 1-2.March, 2014.AbstractNew Zealand was the first country in the world to adopt surf break protection within its resource management framework. Surf breaks are now specifically provided for under the New Zealand Coastal Policy Statement 2010. These developments resulted from a groundswell of interest from the grassroots surfing community, backed by an improved knowledge of surf break environments that has been developing internationally. At the community level, learning from...

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18 Feb 2017

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Shane Orchard / Hamish Rennie / Bailey Peryman

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surf break protection / coastal planning / resource management / coastal policy / Environmental Management / Natural Resource Management / Community Planning / Environmental management / Natural resource management / Community planning

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