Dawn of new era in pest control

DescriptionDawn of new era in pest control. Public debates in New Zealand have long been characterised by polarisation. Think: raising Lake Manapouri; building an aluminium smelter at Aramoana; think the Springboks tour of 1981; homosexual law reform; abortion liberalisation; seabed and foreshore; civil unions; anti-smacking; and … 1080 pesticide use. Principal team members: Professor Charles Eason, Lincoln University; Dr Shaun Ogilvie, Lincoln University (Te Arawa, Ngati Awa); Dr Aroha Miller, Lincoln University (Ngai Tahu); James Waiwai, Tuhoe-Lake Waikaremoana Hapu Restoration Trust; James Doherty, Tuhoe Tuawhenua Trust; Dr Nick Tucker, Plant & Food Research; Dr Ivan Sammut, University of Otago; Professor Margaret Brimble, University of Auckland; Dr E C Murphy, Department of Conservation.AuthorIan CollinsPeopleCharles Eason | Shaun Ogilvie| Aroha Miller | James Waiwai |James Doherty | Nick Tucker | Ivan Sammut | Margaret Brimble | E. C. MurphyPersonCharles EasonShaun OgilvieAroha MillerJames WaiwaiJames DohertyNick TuckerIvan SammutMargaret BrimbleE. C. MurphyOrganisationLincoln UniversityDate2010Keywordspest control1080 pesticide debateagricultural productivitynatural biodiversityenvironmental impactsimproved efficacycultural acceptabilityFilenameDawn of new era in pest controlSourceLandforms 2010 pages 12-14.DepartmentDepartment of Agricultural SciencesFaculty / Research CentreFaculty of Agriculture & Life SciencesItem Reference0001277

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Dawn of new era in pest control