Students will critically examine ecological restoration approaches, and the techniques and technologies used for ecological restoration considering different cultural perspectives. They will then critique the application of international conventions and national and local legislation and policy. They will then apply these learnings and skills to develop and plan an ecological restoration project that considers tangata whenua and other local communities.
Pre-requisites / Co-requisites:
Students must be admitted to the Master of Applied Science programme or the Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Science programme or the Postgraduate Certificate in Applied Science programme to enrol in this course.
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There are no classes on public holidays.
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