Mangrove cover is increasing in estuaries and harbours in many areas on North Island, New Zealand. The expansion of mangroves has been attributed to anthropogenic land-use change, including urbanisation and conversion of land to agriculture. Rapid expansion of mangroves in the coastal landscape has created discord in local communities over their importance in terms of the services they deliver to both wildlife and people. Some community groups have been advocates for the large-scale removal of mangrove habitat, whilst other local residents oppose this removal. This review paper investigated and discussed pertinent biodiversity and ecosystem services studies based in New Zealand mangroves from 1950 to 2017. Results showed that the majority o...
Restoration projects require an underpinning of science to maximise success at restoring ecological ...
Humanity’s survival and well-being are intricately linked to the underlying ecosystem functions arou...
Invasive species are recognized as a leading threat to biodiversity and their management is expensiv...
Mangrove cover is increasing in estuaries and harbours in many areas on North Island, New Zealand. T...
How we perceive and interact with the natural world will govern our future in times of great environ...
Seaward expansion of New Zealand’s mangrove Avicennia marina (subsp.) australasica in estuarie...
Mangrove (Avicennia marina var. australasica) populations have expanded rapidly in recent years in n...
The mangrove Avicennia marina var. australasica is rapidly colonising intertidal sandflats within a ...
Management of coastal environments requires understanding of ecological relationships among differen...
Areal extent of native mangroves, Avicennia marina, has doubled in Bay of Islands since 1951. This e...
In contrast to the global trend of mangrove decline, New Zealand mangroves are rapidly expanding, fa...
Salt marsh and mangrove have been recognized as being among the most valuable ecosystem types global...
Mangroves are a coastal marine environment, characteristically biomass-dominated by trees. They supp...
The coastal area is a complex and interconnected system of diverse ecosystems, with mangrove ecosyst...
Mangroves are threatened worldwide, and their loss or degradation could impact functioning of the ec...
Restoration projects require an underpinning of science to maximise success at restoring ecological ...
Humanity’s survival and well-being are intricately linked to the underlying ecosystem functions arou...
Invasive species are recognized as a leading threat to biodiversity and their management is expensiv...
Mangrove cover is increasing in estuaries and harbours in many areas on North Island, New Zealand. T...
How we perceive and interact with the natural world will govern our future in times of great environ...
Seaward expansion of New Zealand’s mangrove Avicennia marina (subsp.) australasica in estuarie...
Mangrove (Avicennia marina var. australasica) populations have expanded rapidly in recent years in n...
The mangrove Avicennia marina var. australasica is rapidly colonising intertidal sandflats within a ...
Management of coastal environments requires understanding of ecological relationships among differen...
Areal extent of native mangroves, Avicennia marina, has doubled in Bay of Islands since 1951. This e...
In contrast to the global trend of mangrove decline, New Zealand mangroves are rapidly expanding, fa...
Salt marsh and mangrove have been recognized as being among the most valuable ecosystem types global...
Mangroves are a coastal marine environment, characteristically biomass-dominated by trees. They supp...
The coastal area is a complex and interconnected system of diverse ecosystems, with mangrove ecosyst...
Mangroves are threatened worldwide, and their loss or degradation could impact functioning of the ec...
Restoration projects require an underpinning of science to maximise success at restoring ecological ...
Humanity’s survival and well-being are intricately linked to the underlying ecosystem functions arou...
Invasive species are recognized as a leading threat to biodiversity and their management is expensiv...