The Drama of Conservation

1. A Dramatic Landscape
D. J. Lowe, C. M. King

2. Forests and Native Wildlife
C. M. King, J. R. Hay, M. C. Smale, J. R. Leathwick, A. E. Beveridge

3. The Maori of the Central North Island Before 1860
C. M. King, T. Roa

4. The European Impact: Exploration to Conflict, 1840–1890
C. M. King, N. A. Ritchie

5. Opening the Way for Logging, 1880–1945
C. M. King, N. A. Ritchie

6. Management of Native Forests in the Central North Island, 1919–1977
C. M. King, A. E. Beveridge, M. C. Smale

7. The Pureora Project 1940–78
D. J. Gaukrodger, N. A. Ritchie, C. M. King

8. Pureora Forest Village and Its Community, 1945–87
D. J. Gaukrodger, N. A. Ritchie, C. M. King

9. Conflict: Protest Words to Action in the Forest 1970–78
C. M. King, D. J. Gaukrodger, J. R. Hay

10. The Moratorium and Afterwards, 1978–87
C. M. King, D. J. Gaukrodger

11. Rethinking Forest Administration, 1978–87
D. J. Gaukrodger, C. M. King

12. Protecting the Forest from Introduced Herbivores
C. M. King, J. G. Innes, M. C. Smale, G. Nugent

13. Protecting the Wildlife from Introduced Predators
C. M. King, J. G. Innes, J. R. Hay

14. Recreation in Pureora Forest Park
D. J. Gaukrodger, N. A. Ritchie, C. M. King

15. Conclusions
C. M. King, D. J. Gaukrodger, N. A. Ritchie

16. Erratum
C. M. King, D. J. Gaukrodger, N. A. Ritchie, T. Roa

Nyckelord: Life Sciences, Ecosystems