Brenda Tahi

An indigenous community-based monitoring system for assessing forest health in New Zealand

Phil O’B. Lyver, Puke Timoti, Christopher J. Jones et al. · Biodiversity and Conservation · 2016 · 53 citations · Full text

Social Sciences, Anthropology, Community Health +15

Key Māori values strengthen the mapping of forest ecosystem services

Phil O’B. Lyver, Puke Timoti, Andrew M. Gormley et al. · Ecosystem Services · 2017 · 51 citations · Full text

Natural Resources, Anthropology, Forestry +13

A representation of a Tuawhenua worldview guides environmental conservation

Puke Timoti, Philip O’B. Lyver, Rangi Matamua et al. · Ecology and Society · 2017 · 51 citations · Full text

Natural Resources, Ecology, Environmental Management +13

Complementarity of indigenous and western scientific approaches for monitoring forest state

Phil O’B. Lyver, Sarah J. Richardson, Andrew M. Gormley et al. · Ecological Applications · 2018 · 40 citations · Full text

Natural Resources, Ecology, Environmental Sciences +14

Tūhoe Tuawhenua m¯tauranga of kererū (Hemiphaga novaseelandiae novaseelandiae) in Te Urewera.

Phil O’B. Lyver, T. M. Taputu, S. T. Kutia et al. · New Zealand Journal of Ecology · 2008 · 16 citations

Life Sciences, Conservation Biology, Ecology +13