Prioritising ecological restoration sites and strategies in Hamilton City, New Zealand

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Prioritising ecological restoration sites and strategies in Hamilton City, New Zealand

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Urban ecological restoration faces distinct challenges due to the highly modified biophysical conditions that characterise cities. To overcome these difficulties and assist in decision-making, ecological principles should underpin comprehensive analyses at both the landscape and site-specific scale. With increasing recognition of the role that the environment plays in social and economic prosperity, there are a growing number of strategies focused on increasing native habitat in urban centres...

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Thesis level

Masters

Date created

2022

Creator

Rogers, Hannah Catherine

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https://hdl.handle.net/10289/15215

Related subjects

Urban ecological restoration / Prioritisation / Vegetation cover / Kahikatea / Dacrycarpus dacrydioides / Life forms / Ecological criteria / Nature in the City Strategy / Hamilton City / Ecology / Gully restoration / Landforms / Restoration ecology -- New Zealand -- Hamilton -- Management / Urban vegetation management -- New Zealand -- Hamilton / Urban forestry -- New Zealand -- Hamilton -- Management / Environmentally sensitive areas -- New Zealand -- Hamilton / Landforms -- Ecology -- New Zealand -- Hamilton / Dacrycarpus dacrydioides -- Ecology -- New Zealand -- Hamilton / Plant ecology -- New Zealand -- Hamilton / Dacrycarpus dacrydioides -- New Zealand -- Hamilton -- Geographical distribution

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