Titlebook: Lake Restoration Handbook; A New Zealand Perspe David P. Hamilton,Kevin J. Collier,Clive Howard-Wi Book 2018 Springer International Publish

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Biodiversity Genomics: Monitoring Restoration Efforts Using DNA Barcoding and Environmental DNA,ersity can now be assessed to levels previously unattainable using traditional, morphological assessments. In particular, DNA barcoding, the use of small standardised fragments of DNA, has become an increasingly widespread and common approach to identify species. Global initiatives such as the Inter

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Automated High-frequency Monitoring and Research,n technologies have enabled autonomous measurement and analysis of the aquatic environment at ever-increasing spatial and temporal resolution. Here, we describe the fundamentals of automated high-frequency lake monitoring, including hardware and telemetry design, sensor types and measurement princip

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Remote Sensing of Water Quality,y improve the spatiotemporal resolution of monitoring. Satellites sensors vary in temporal, spatial, radiometric, and spectral resolution. For remote sensing of optically active water constituents, there is no one definitive remote sensing solution for any lake or group of lakes, and the method need

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,Empowering Indigenous Community Engagement and Approaches in Lake Restoration: An āotearoa-New Zealile there is no “one” Māori world view, there are principles and values that establish and reinforce whānau, hapū, rūnanga and iwi identity, and their responsibilities and rights to manage and use natural resources, including lakes. Lake restoration approaches that are grounded in tikanga Māori and

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Applying Citizen Science to Freshwater Ecosystem Restoration, between the science community and public is recognised. How community volunteers participate in citizen science ranges from solely collecting environmental data to being fully engaged in project design and delivery. In New Zealand, community groups lead diverse environmental restoration projects. R

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Reflections on Lake Restoration,ny countries. In New Zealand, this commitment is being expressed at levels from individual communities through to the government. Lake ecosystems are at the forefront of public discussions and policy development. Māori are integrally involved as the indigenous people of New Zealand who have rights a

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