PhD graduates
2009
Florian Weller
Monitoring bird abundance on New Zealand pastoral farms
2011
Josh Adams
Movements, migration, and ocean habits of six Pacific seabird species
Stephanie Rotarangi
Maori decision drivers for forest management and national sustainability
2013
Daniela Serra
Implementation of a marine protected area in Chile: consequences of neglecting local socio-cultural factors
2014
Angga Dwiartama
Investigating resilience of agriculture and food systems: insights from two theories and two case studies
Bonface Manono
Effects of irrigation, effluent dispersal and organic farming on earthworms and soil microbes in New Zealand dairy farms
Ikerne Aguirre-Bielschowsky
Electricity Saving Behaviours and Energy Literacy of New Zealand Children
David McKay
Environmental Education/Education for Sustainability informed by Maori Culture
Rachel Buxton
Ecological drivers of seabird recovery after the eradication of introduced predators
2015
Cinzia Piatti
Enacting the alter-native: A theoretical reframing of local food initiatives in Aotearoa/New Zealand
Grant Humphries
Estimating Regions of Oceanographic Importance for Seabirds Using A-Spatial Data
2016
Daniel Gnoth
Residential mobility and changing energy related behaviour
Yuan Lu
The role of local knowledge in Yancheng National Nature Reserve management
2018
Gilles Marciniak
The Landscapes of Today and Tomorrow - A phenomenological exploration of experience and anticipation in the context of climate change
Karyn Stein
Māori Women Promoting Food Sovereignty in Aotearoa (New Zealand)
2019
Salma Bakr
Dynamic Demand Response in Residential Prosumer Collectives
Fatima McKague
Fuel Poverty in New Zealand - Implications for Policy
2021
Katharine Cresswell-Riol
Paying with dignity: Neoliberalisation and the human cost of food charity
Will Stovall
Face of stone: environmental history and cultures of Paha Sapa (The Black Hills), USA
David Wither
Social resilience: The impact of institutional arrangements
2022
Abbi Virens
Seeing the city for the weeds: A genealogical exploration of foraging in Dunedin, New Zealand
Shakti Raj Shrestha
Risk, ethics, and control: Post-earthquake cordons in theory and in practice
2023
Carsten Dortans
Shifting energy cultures: Do household electricity consumptions patterns change after adoption of solar PV?
Benjamin Dudley Tombs
Property Purgatory
Masters' graduates
2010
Guinivere Coleman
Birds as indicators of sustainable management practices on New Zealand kiwifruit orchards.
2011
Angela MacKenzie
Constructing the Tory Channel / Kura Te Au Mataitai Reserve proposal through different eyes.
2013
Nicole McCrossin
Intention and Implementation: Piecing Together Provisions for Māori in the Resource Management Act 1991
Alison Stoddart
A Matter of Waste: Making experiences and perceptions of household food waste visible
2015
Felicity Topp
From Vision to Action: Transitions to Sustainability in Otago's Tertiary Education Institutions
2016
Madeline Hall
From 'Producers' to 'Polluters': Farmers' experience in the Lake Taupō Water Quality Trading Program
David Reynolds
The Depoliticisation of Deprivation: Food Insecurity in Aotearoa New Zealand
Mark Specht
The Ethics of Killing Invasive Animals in Ecological Restoration
2019
Letisha Nicholas
On Common Ground: How landlords and tenants shape thermal performance of private rental properties
Carsten Dortans
Estimating the Technical Potential for Residential Household Appliances to Reduce Daily Peak Electricity Demand in New Zealand
2022
Mira O'Connor
Master of Arts (Coursework)
2023
Jamie MacKenzie
Telling Stories: Community engagement in a complex and dynamic natural hazards adaptation context at the Head of Lake Whakatipu