Arcadia, The Museum Of Nature

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Arcadia, The Museum Of Nature

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The loss of indigenous ancient forests has had a great impact to New Zealand habitats. Native birds, insects, fungi, plants and animals have been diminishing in diversity since human occupation. This is to a degree the result of intensive resource consumption and demand. Forestry, agriculture, mineral and gas resources were seen as more valuable than the ecosystems that existed before them. Our landscapes themselves became secondary.  The particular infrastructure of open cast mining was chos...

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06 Dec, 2021

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Cleland, Hamish

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Restoration / Nature / Biodiversity / Museum / Landscape / Architecture / Safeguard / Art / Imaginative / Drawing / School: School of Architecture / Unit: University Library / 120107 Landscape Architecture / 849804 Management of Solid Waste from Mineral Resource Activities / Degree Discipline: Landscape Architecture / Degree Level: Masters / Degree Name: Master of Landscape Architecture / Landscape Architecture

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