Using oral histories and remote sensing to understand transitions of kelp gardens to urchin barrens in southern NSW

Chewying, Kyah

doi:10.71747/uow-r3gk326m.30736097.v1

Using oral histories and remote sensing to understand transitions of kelp gardens to urchin barrens in southern NSW

https://doi.org/10.71747/uow-r3gk326m.30736097

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posted on 2025-11-28, 00:48 authored by Kyah ChewyingKyah Chewying

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School of Earth, Atmospheric and Life Sciences

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English

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2026-01-13

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2023

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Honours thesis

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urchins kelp forests urchin barrens traditional knowledges remote sensing image classification

Using oral histories and remote sensing to understand transitions of kelp gardens to urchin barrens in southern NSW

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