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Our Islands, Our Selves A History of Conservation in New Zealand

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By: David Young
298 pages, Col photos
Publisher: Otago University Press
Our Islands, Our Selves
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  • Our Islands, Our Selves ISBN: 9781877276941 Hardback Oct 2004 Out of Print #149301
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This book tells the story of how a conservation ethic emerged in New Zealand. It looks at the phases of Maori settlement and how the need to preserve slowly became an element of the use of some resources. It identifies the issues, personalities and organisations of the past 200 years, as the country evolved from a 'quarry economy' to a modern society grappling with erosion and flooding issues, predator proliferation, and habitat and species loss. As the concerns of the nation have shifted, the approaches to conservation have changed: from acclimatisation of exotic species to national parks, the development of island sanctuaries and, now, an ecological approach that protects relationships as well as specific flora and fauna.

Contents

Introduction; Patterns of Antiquity; Maori in Aotearoa; Transforming Landscape, Transforming Identity; A Dawning Awareness; Remnants Reserved; Sleepers Awake; The Price of Progress; Citizens of a Living Landscape; Notes; Index.

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Out of Print
By: David Young
298 pages, Col photos
Publisher: Otago University Press
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