Lake Ellesmere
Community environmental attitudes : a study of the changing attitudes in the Lake Ellesmere-Te Waihora community in the twentieth century
... to lake tributaries such as streams and rivers, or to groundwater, or to Lake Ellesmere - Te Waihora itself, appeared to be mostly confined to print media materials published from the mid-1970s to ...
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A comparison of results between interactive and non-interactive forms of visualisation to improve learning : A case study of Te Waihora/Lake Ellesmere, Canterbury, New Zealand
... Authors such as Tufte and Graves-Morris (1983) argue that non-interactive visualisations are helpful when planners want to inform decision-makers about relatively simple and straightforward issues. The way people ...
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Status and management of black swans Cygnus atratus, Latham at Lake Ellesmere since the 'Wahine' storm, April 1968
... of Lake Ellesmere, probably the single most important factor affecting the swans' ecology, was not under the control of ...the lake at a constant level of about 1 m above mean sea level, is achieved ...
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Benefits of riparian planting : A case study of lowland streams in the Lake Ellesmere catchment
... The Lake is recognised internationally as a significant site for wildlife and is highly regarded for its conservation value (Hughey & Taylor, 2008; National Water Conservation (Lake Ellesmere) ...
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The management of Lake Ellesmere / Te Waihora: an assessment of the integration of co-governance and community agreements into a nested, statutory mangement plan
... the Lake falls under several direct management arrangements stemming from different ...the Lake reflecting its role as a nationally significant habitat for flora and fauna, among other ...the Lake ...
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Does interactive visualisation increase stakeholders’ understanding? A case study of Te Waihora/Lake Ellesmere, Canterbury, New Zealand
... The differences between the pre-test and post-test show that use of ElleVis significantly increased participants’ personal understanding of the impact of the different opening regimes on lake values. The layout of ...
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A reconnaissance survey of Lake Ellesmere and its border lands
... to Lake Ellesmere clearly indicates that the region can be divided into two distinct areas, the land adjacent to the inner margin of the lake and the · spit... Of these two areas the mos[r] ...
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The role of interactive visualisation in developing shared understanding between stakeholders in natural resource decision-making: A case study of Te Waihora/Lake Ellesmere, Canterbury, New Zealand
... of lake values using a case study of Te Waihora/Lake Ellesmere, a broad, shallow lagoon in New ...the lake level should be maintained throughout the ...
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An analysis of the impact of sea level rise on Lake Ellesmere Te Waihora and the L2 drainage network, New Zealand
... 8 The Canterbury Regional Council may, on the last working day of November each year, serve notice of its intention to review the conditions of this consent for the purposes of:(a) dealing with any adverse effect on the ...
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Development of an integrative water quality monitoring programme for Te Waihora/Lake Ellesmere
... Waihora Ellesmere Trust (WET) liaise with the consent holders (TRoNT and ECan) when they make decisions to open the lake (Lomax et ...The lake opening regime is a part of the positive interventions ...
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Eutrophication of Lake Ellesmere: A study of phytoplankton
... distribution of phytoplankton in Lake Hayes and Lake Johnson, South Island, New Zealand... New Zealand Journal of Marine and.[r] ...
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Fish: A background paper contributing to the Te Waihora/Lake Ellesmere: State of the Lake 2013 Technical Report No. 1.
... Based on current knowledge, protecting favoured habitat areas is one approach to preserving fish abundances in the lake, and may have benefits for the population structure. This is evident in Figure 2 which shows ...
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The ecology of the short fin eel Anguilla australis schmidtii in Lake Ellesmere, Canterbury
... Sampling Field treatment of eels Stomach analysis Length, dry weight and calorific value determination of prey species Analysis of data Results and discussion Size distribution Temporal [r] ...
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Aquatic plant decline in Lake Ellesmere : a case for macrophyte management in a shallow New Zealand lake
... of each line represents the relative growth rate between the different harvesting dme intervals.. However, it appears that the low light level and high salinity le[r] ...
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The benthic ecology and food web dynamics of Te Waihora (Lake Ellesmere)
... the lake. However, this has not always been the case. Prior to 1968 the lake was described as a clear, macrophyte dominated system (see Chapter ...the lake (Kelly & Jellyman, ...the lake ...
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Food resource utilisation by Tenagomysis chiltoni (Crustacea, Mysidacea)
... chiZtoni in natural populations within Lake Ellesmere were not normally sufficiently marked to produce large variations in the ingestion of foods from the food resource available at a si[r] ...
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The magmatic and volatile evolution of gabbros hosting the Marathon PGE-Cu deposit: evolution of a conduit system
... Geordie Lake mineralization, in which the highly evolved interstitial magma became enriched in Cu and Pd during magma migration upward through the partially crystallized ...
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The Mixed Source Chinook Salmon Fishery in Lake Huron: A Comparison of Spawning and Foraging Habitat Use by Naturalized and Hatchery Fish
... Wolf Lake State ...the Lake Huron Fishing Club and 0% from the Bluewater ...the lake were reared at the three US hatcheries (FWS/GLFC, ...and lake trout, mediated by the abundance of prey such ...
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Systematic conservation assessments for marine protected areas in New South Wales, Australia
... There are at least twelve intermittent estuaries in the NSW section of the Twofold Shelf bioregion, the largest being Nadgee Lake. Five of these estuaries (Merrica River, Wirra Birra Creek, Table and Little Creek, ...
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Archaeological Evaluation & Excavation Report Ellesmere Street, Hulme, Manchester
... Road produced housing with cellars that were built in the early 1840‟s. These were single roomed cellars present under the front portion of the house, measuring 4.04m x 3.66m representing a similar floor space as those ...
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