An aquaculture feasibility study for Ngai Tuahuriri: Presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the Degree of Master of Science in Resource Management

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An aquaculture feasibility study for Ngai Tuahuriri: Presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the Degree of Master of Science in Resource Management

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This report assesses the feasibility of a sustainable aquaculture development for the Ngai Tuahuriri of Tuahiwi. The report focuses on a site situated 2-4 kilometres north of the Ashley River/Saltwater Creek Estuary mouth, in Pegasus Bay, Canterbury. Background to the social, physical, ecological and legal characteristics of any proposed development are detailed along with an account of aquaculture in New Zealand. Species thought to have an aquaculture potential are evaluated within a framew...

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Thesis

Thesis level

Masters

Date created

1991

Creator

Came, Sharron / Cowan, Cameron / Gravatt, Adrienne / Lambert, Ray / Morgan, Kate / Napp, Greg / Ryan, Stuart / Visser, Andre / Waterhouse, Emma / Welsh, Craig / White, James / Woudberg, Lesley

URL

https://hdl.handle.net/10182/16285

Related subjects

Ashworth Ponds / Ngai Tuahuriri / aquaculture / Aquaculture / Environmental management / Te ahumoana me te ahumoana tuku iho o te Māori (Māori fisheries and customary fisheries)

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