Connecting Research and Practice Workshop 26–28th April 2010
Images from the field trip: Ridgetops to the Sea
A practically oriented field trip from the upper Motueka to the sea, to discuss the relevance of a ridgetops-to-the-sea perspective in studying catchment behaviour, the legacy that large events or intensive land use in the headwaters have on downstream catchment behaviour over time (e.g. sediment and faecal contaminants) and how a community ICM process has worked in the Motueka catchment (using the Sherry example) and the benefits of interaction between science, resource management and land owners.
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