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William B. Shaw

Observed names: Shaw, William, William Shaw
OpenAlex ID: A5108655191
New Zealand's exotic plantation forests as habitats for threatened indigenous species
2010 · Stephen M. Pawson, C. E. Ecroyd, et al. · New Zealand Journal of Ecology · 60
Sustainable management of geothermal vegetation in the Waikato Region, New Zealand, including application of ecological indicators and new monitoring technology trials
2018 · Sarah Beadel, William Shaw, et al. · Geothermics · 16
FORUM ARTICLE Halting indigenous biodiversity decline: ambiguity, equity, and outcomes in RMA assessment of significance
2008 · Susan Walker, Ann Brower, et al. · Lincoln University Research Archive (Lincoln University) · 15
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Determining the balance between active and passive indigenous forest restoration after exotic conifer plantation clear-fell
2020 · Adam S. Forbes, Robert B. Allen, et al. · Forest Ecology and Management · 14
More Traffic, Less Bat Activity: The Relationship between Overnight Traffic Volumes and Chalinolobus tuberculatus Activity along New Zealand Highways
2020 · Kerry M. Borkin, Des H. V. Smith, et al. · Acta Chiropterologica · 9
A comparison of two bat detectors: which is most likely to detect New Zealand’s Chalinolobus tuberculatus ?
2020 · Des H. V. Smith, Kerry M. Borkin, et al. · New Zealand Journal of Zoology · 6
Economic valuation of the ecosystem services provided by Pāmu Landcorp farms
2020 · Wildland Consultants, 99 Sala Street, PO Box 7137, Rotorua 3042, New Zealand, Clint Cameron, et al. · New Zealand Journal of Ecology · 2
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Restoration of indigenous biodiversity in Bay of Plenty urban centres
2005 · William B. Shaw, Wildland Consultants · 1
Update on Sustainable Management of Geothermal Vegetation in the Waikato Region, New Zealand
2015 · Sarah Beadel, William B. Shaw, et al.
Works count: 10
Citation count: 123
H-index: 6
I10-index: 4
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