Auckland / Cape Kidnappers / London / Marshall / /
Company
Oxford University Press / Russo S. A. / New Zealand Journal / /
Continent
North America / Europe / /
Country
United States / Australia / United Kingdom / New Zealand / /
Facility
City University of New York / Massey University / Science University of Auckland New Zealand / Hunter College / University of Auckland / /
IndustryTerm
study site / food exchange / conservation applications / instrumentational infrastructure / animal ethics protocols / conservation management / study systems / captive management / chemical and sensory functions / captive-raising protocol / /
NaturalFeature
Central South Island / Muriwai Beach / Cape Kidnappers / North Island / /
Organization
Massey University / City University of New York / New Zealand Marsden Fund / National Geographic Society / Leverhulme Trust Fund / New Zealand Department of Conservation / Dr Mark Hauber School of Biological Sciences / UARC / School of Biological Sciences / Science University of Auckland New Zealand / Auckland Regional Council / Department of Psychology / Oxford University / National Academy of Sciences USA / University of Auckland / Linnean Society / Hunter College / Human Frontier Science Program / Research Foundation / /
Person
Seaweed / D. Love / Psychology / /
Position
behavioural ecologist / /
ProvinceOrState
New Jersey / /
PublishedMedium
Biological Journal of the Linnean Society / Biology Letters / Australian Journal of Zoology / /
Researching wildlife in New Zealand: conservation applications are both constraints and opportunities Dr Mark Hauber School of Biological Sciences, Faculty of Science