This report summarises the results of biological and physical data collected from a
broadscale intertidal survey of Tauranga Harbour conducted between December 2011 and …

As is the trend worldwide, Aotearoa1/New Zealand's coastal ecosystems are being
degraded at unprecedented rates owing to the cumulative impacts of a number of …

This report summarises the results of biological and physical data collected from a broad-
scale subtidal survey of Tauranga Harbour conducted between March and May 2016. The …

Estuaries and tidal basins are highly dynamic coastal systems that serve as a transition zone
between the river and the ocean. The morphological evolution of these diverse …

For students studying physical sciences, research experience and know-how are important
attributes to ensure success in subsequent postgraduate qualifications, and are also keenly …

Turbidity is the scattering of light in water bodies and is an important measurement for
assessing water quality in coastal systems. Suspended particles in the water column can …

In order to manage, restore and mitigate the increasing anthropogenic impacts on estuarine
systems in the future, it is useful to understand the magnitude and distribution of historic …

Many sailing boats and other pleasure craft are scattered on the Waitemata Harbour close to
Auckland's city centre. This is not an unusual picture. However, on this day in March 2015 …

Coastal environments provide critical ecosystem services that humans rely on for their
survival, and they are often also the focus for people's pride in place and for the identity of an …