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Shady business: The problem of mud in our estuaries

Webinar presentation by Simon Thrush, Kura Paul-Burke, Megan Carbines & Conrad Pilditch, May 2021 (44 mins + Q&A)

In this webinar recording, Conrad Pilditch (University of Waikato), Simon Thrush (University of Auckland), Kura Paul-Burke (University of Waikato) and Megan Carbines (Auckland Council) discuss the effects of terrestrial sediments on estuary ecosystems and discuss future management strategies informed by research from Tipping points and Ecological responses to cumulative effects. 

The recommended reading and resources referenced in the webinar are available below the video.

Recorded: May 2021

Presentation: 44 mins // Q&A session: 21 mins

Presentation slides: 'Shady business' webinar

5.2 MB | pdf

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