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New Zealand Journal of Ecology (1989) 12: 135 – 135

M. Harrison
  1. Department of Conservation, Wellington
Abstract

The proper management of any part of New Zealand's estate requires that information from a wide range of scientific and other disciplines be taken into consideration. The identification of information with a potential contribution to any management process currently involves extensive literature searches under numerous and often obscure or seemingly unrelated topics. Such a search has little to guarantee that it is truly comprehensive.

A system of geographically based references is proposed to enable estate managers to reference all relevant information from all disciplines.