ProfessorDavid Norton

Post-logging forest regeneration, Solomon Islands

Using Landsat to assess 40 years of change in native woody vegetation

Fire effects in non-fire prone vegetation in NZ: implications for rstoration and conservation

Terrestrial invertebrates as an indicator of restoration success at Tiromoana Bush

Remote sensing of kauri dieback disease

Restoration of canopy tree species in degraded eastern South island ecosystems

Non-harvest Pinus radiata plantations for forest restration in New Zealand

Ecological thresholds as constraints to the growth and survivial of woody tree species in degraded grasslands in the South island's dryland zone

A vegetation survey of the Cass Mountain Research Area: connecting the past and present

Evaluation of outcomes from biodiversity offsests

Structure and Dynamics of Lowland Podocarp-broadleaved Forest in the Central North Island, New Zealand

Ecology of the invasive fern Dryopteris felix-mas

Factors limiting colonisation and recovery of sensitive stream invertebrates in restoration

Forest regeneration under sweral kanuka stands, Tiromoana Bush

Habitat use by merino sheep in high country tussock graslands

Effect of canopy treatments on inter-planting lowland totara into regenerating kanuka forest, Tiromoana Bush, Kate Valley, North Canterbury

Effect of site preparation on establishment and growth of native woody species in a direct seeding trial, Tiromoana Bush, North Canterbury

Mixed beech forest dynamics: The role of demographic trade-offs for species coexistence

Assessing the success of restoration plantings at Cape Foulwind, Buller, New Zealand

Establishment and growth of forest seedlings in regenerating forest, Tiromoana Bush, North Canterbury

Exploring human-environment interactions and their effects around Ngel Nyaki Forest Reserve, Nigeria

Habitat utilisation by GPS-collared sheep, Otematata Station, New Zealand

Limiting Natural Forest Regeneration in a Nigerian Montane Grassland

The initial stages of native forest regeneration under mature seral Kunzea ericoides stands

The use of geographical information system in determining the past and present vegetation pattern of Tiromoana Bush, North Canterbury, 1950-2005