Peer-Reviewed Publications
- Shannan K. Crow, Gail T. Tipa, Doug J. Booker & Kyle D. Nelson (2018) Relationships between Maori values and streamflow: tools for incorporating cultural values into freshwater management decisions, New Zealand Journal of Marine and Freshwater Research, DOI: 10.1080/00288330.2018.1499538
- Thompson-Fawcett, M. Ruru, J. Tipa, G. (2017): Indigenous Resource Management Plans: Transporting Non-Indigenous People into the Indigenous World, Planning Practice & Research, DOI: 10.1080/02697459.2017.1308641
- Tipa, G. Nelson, K. (2017) Eco-Cultural Restoration Across Multiple Spatial Scales – A New Zealand Case Study Journal of Water History Special Edition.
- Tipa, G. Williams (2016) The power of integration – using environmental report cards to monitor and evaluate implementation of iwi plan including restoration plans Journal of Marine and Freshwater Research, Special Edition
- Mae Noble, Phil Duncan, Darren Perry, Kerry Prosper, Denis Rose, Stephan Schnierer, Gail Tipa, Erica Williams, Rene Woods and Jamie Pittock (2017) Culturally significant fisheries: keystones for management of freshwater social-ecological systems Accepted Ecology and Society
- Tipa, G. Nelson K (2013) "Bringing the past into our future - using historic data to inform contemporary freshwater management" New Zealand Journal of Social Sciences
- Tipa, G. Nelson, K. (Nov 2012) Identifying Cultural Flow Preferences: The Kakaunui River Case Study where Manawhenua identified their flow preferences Journal of Water Resources Planning and Management Vol. 138, No. 6, pp. 660-670
- Stewart M, Phillips R, Olsen G, Hickey C, Tipa G (2011) Organochlorines and heavy metals in wild caught food as a potential human health risk to the indigenous Māori population of South Canterbury, New Zealand Science of the Total Environment
- Tipa, G. (2009). “Exploring Indigenous Understandings of River Dynamics and River Flows: A Case from New Zealand” Environmental Communication: A Journal of Nature and Culture Volume 3, Issue 1 March 2009, pages 95 - 120
- Tipa, G.; Panelli, P. (2009). “Beyond Someone Else’s Agenda: an Example of Indigenous / Academic Research Collaboration” New Zealand Geographer, Volume 65, Number 2, August 2009 , pp. 95-106(12)
- Panelli, P.; Tipa, G. (2009). “Beyond Foodscapes: considering Indigenous Wellbeing” Health Place. 2009 Jun;15(2):455-65. Epub 2008 Sep. 16. Studies, 2008; 24 (1)
- Tipa, G. (2008). "Introducing Cultural Opportunities: A Framework for Incorporating Cultural Perspectives in Contemporary Resource Management" Journal of Environmental Policy & Planning Volume 10, Issue 4, December 2008, 313 – 337
- Tipa, G.; Panelli, P. (2009). “Beyond Someone Else’s Agenda: an Example of Indigenous / Academic Research Collaboration” New Zealand Geographer, Volume 65, Number 2, August 2009 , pp. 95-106(12)
- Tipa G.; Welch R. (2006). “Co-management of Natural Resources: Issues of Definition from an Indigenous Community Perspective” Journal of Applied Behavioural Science Volume 42, Number 3.
- Panelli, R.; Tipa, G. (2007). “Placing well-being: recognizing culture-environment specificity” Ecohealth Volume 4, Number 4, pages 445-460
- Panelli, R.; Allen, D.; Ellison, B.; Kelly, A.; John, A.; Tipa, G. (2008) “Beyond Bluff Oysters? Place Identity and ethnicity in a peripheral coastal setting” Journal of Rural Studies 24: 1, pages 41-55. Journal of Rural Studies, 2008; 24 (1)
- Sinner, J.; Baines, J.; Salmon, G.; Crengle, H.; Fenemor, A.; Tipa, G. Key Concepts in Sustainable Development: Part 1 Economics and Ecology Public Sector Vol. 28 (3) 2005.
- Townsend, C. Tipa, G. Teirney, D. Niyogi, D “Development of a tool to facilitate participation of Maori in the management of stream and river health” Ecohealth, Volume 1, Number 2, June 2004
- Tipa, G, Harmsworth, G. Williams, E. Kitson, K (2016) Integrating mātauranga Māori into freshwater management, planning and decision making. New Zealand Freshwater Sciences Hydrology Publication
- Williams, EK., Watene-Rawiri, EM., Tipa, GT. (in press) Empowering Indigenous Community Engagement and Approaches in Lake Restoration: An Āotearoa-New Zealand Perspective. In: Lake Restoration Handbook. Editors: Kevin Collier et al.
- Tipa, G. Home, M. Nelson, K. (2017) Reporting the Results of Cultural Assessments – From Site Assessments to Catchment Wide Reporting: A Case Study submitted to Ministry for Environment for publication in a State of Environment report.
- Tipa, G. Nelson, K, Home. M, Tipa, M. (2017) “Restoring Wetlands: Rūnanga implementation of an integrated aquatic restoration programme across multiple spatial scales” a chapter is the Landcare publication Cultural Wetlands
- Tipa, G Erica Williams, Herangi, N Dalton, W. Skipper, A. Iti, W. (2014) Maniapoto Priorities for the Restoration of the Waipā River Catchment, Prepared for Maniapoto Māori Trust Board
- Tipa, G. (2012). “Environmental flow assessments: a participatory process enabling Maori cultural values to inform flow regime setting” in Johnston, B. Hiwasaki, L. Klaver, I. Water, A Cultural Diversity & Global Environmental Change: Emerging Trends, Sustainable Futures? UNESCO International Hydrological Programme; Research Institute for Humanity and Nature (RIHN); UNU-IAS Traditional Knowledge Initiative; Center for Political Ecology.
- Tipa, G. Severne, C. (April 2010) Including Mātauranga Māori in Environmental Flow Setting Decisions NIWA Client Report: HAM2010-030, NIWA Project: MFE10301, National Institute of Water & Atmospheric Research Ltd 301 Evans Bay Parade, Greta Point, Wellington, Private Bag 14901, Kilbirnie, Wellington, New Zealand
- Tipa, G. (2010) “Cultural Opportunity Assessments: Introducing a Framework for Assessing the Suitability of Stream Flow from a Cultural Perspective” in Mulholland, M. Maori and the Environment
- Tipa, G. (2012). “Environmental flow assessments: a participatory process enabling Maori cultural values to inform flow regime setting” in Johnston, B. Hiwasaki, L. Klaver, I. Water, A Cultural Diversity & Global Environmental Change: Emerging Trends, Sustainable Futures? UNESCO International Hydrological Programme; Research Institute for Humanity and Nature (RIHN); UNU-IAS Traditional Knowledge Initiative; Center for Political Ecology.
- Tipa G. (2006). Co-management – an indigenous perspective” in Fawcett-Thompson, M, Freeman, C. Living Together: Towards Inclusive Communities Otago University Press pp 155-170.
- J. Moores, G. Tipa, S. Yalden, A. Semadeni-Davies & J. Gadd, Assessing indicators of cultural well-being in an urban stormwater decision support system A paper presented to Water New Zealand’s 2017 Stormwater Conference
- Tipa, G. Nelson, K. Williams, E, M Home (2017) The Cultural Health of the Opihi Catchment – A report prepared for Environment Canterbury, funded by MBIE’s Nga Kete of te Wananga Research programme.
- Tipa, G. Nelson, K. M Home (2017) The Cultural Health of the Waimakariri Catchment – A report prepared for Environment Canterbury
- Tipa, G. Nelson, K. M Home (2017) The Cultural Health of the Waimakariri Catchment – A second presentation to the Waimakariri Zone Committee setting out whanau recommendations (for Te Ngai Tuahuriri Runanga and Environment Canterbury)
- Tipa, G. Nelson, K. M Home (2017) The Cultural Health of the Waimakariri Catchment – A presentation to the Waimakariri Zone Committee (for Te Ngai Tuahuriri Runanga and Environment Canterbury)
- Home, M. Tipa, G. Nelson, K. Williams, E, (2016) The Cultural Health of the Opihi Catchment – A presentation to the Opihi Temuka Orari Zone Committee and Environment Canterbury, funded by MBIE’s Nga Kete of te Wananga Research programme.
- Tipa, G. Nelson, K, Home. M, Tipa, M (2016) Guidelines for Undertaking a Cultural Flow Preference Study A report prepared as part of the Sustainable Water Allocation Programme.
- Tipa, G. Nelson, K. (2016) Water Quality, GMPS and Mahinga Kai, A technical report for Environment Canterbury.
- Tipa G, Nelson, K. Home, M, Tipa, M. (2016) Relationships between Maori freshwater values and flow: developing tools for incorporating cultural values into flow management decisions. Presentation to the 2016 New Zealand Planning Institute Conference, Dunedin
- Snelder, T. Harris, S. Tipa, G (2015) Towards Māori futures-focused scenario assessment for freshwater management What’s required? Report by Land Water People, A report Prepared under the Nga Kete of Te Wananga Research Programme.
- Tipa, G. Nelson, K. (2015) Cultural Flow Recommendations for the Rakahuri (Ashley River) – A report prepared for Environment Canterbury
- Tipa, G. Nelson, K. Williams, E (2015) The Cultural Health of the Waitaki Catchment – A report prepared for Environment Canterbury
- Tipa, G, Nelson, K (August 2015) Incorporating Cultural interests into an Urban waterways decision support system A Technical Report for NIWA Urban Waters programme.
- Williams, E., Tipa, G., Van Schravendijk-Goodman, C., May, K., Kitson, J., Harmsworth, G., Smith, H., Kusabs, I., Severne, C., Ratana, K. (2015) Data Management and Knowledge Visualisation Tools for Hapū and Iwi to Support Freshwater Management – A Scoping Study. NIWA Client Report WLG2015-17 prepared for the Department of Conservation. January 2015. 58 p.
- Hayes, J. Tipa, G. Allen, C. Shearer, K. (2014) Cultural flow preference assessment and hydraulic-habitat modelling to Inform an agreed flow regime on the Tokiahuru stream. A report prepared for Genesis Energy Ltd and Ngati Rangi Trust.
- Stewart, M. Tipa, G. Williams, E. Home, M. Olsen, G. Hickey, C. (June 2014, Revised December 2014) Impacts of Bioaccumulative Contaminants in the Te Waihora Catchment on Mahinga Kai Impacts of BioGatherers - Data Report and Risk Assessment, Prepared for Te Waihora Management Board & Environment Canterbury Regional Council
- Tipa, G. Nelson, K. (2014) Cultural Health Assessment of the Rakahuri (Ashley River) – A report prepared for Environment Canterbury
- Tipa, G. Nelson, K. (2014) Cultural Health Assessment of the wetlands of the Waitaki River – A report prepared for Boffa Miskell
- Tipa and Associates Ltd (May 2013) Groundwaters of Te Wai Pounamu with a focus on Murihiku A Report prepared for Te Ao Marama
- Tipa, G. Nelson, K. (2013) Cultural Flow Preferences for the Selwyn Waihora Catchment – A report prepared for Environment Canterbury
- Tipa, G. Nelson, K. (2012) Cultural Flow Preferences for the Orari Catchment – A report prepared for Environment Canterbury
- Tipa, G. Nelson, K. (2012) Cultural Flow Preferences for the Opihi Catchment – A report prepared for Environment Canterbury
- Tipa, G. Nelson, K. (2012) Cultural Flow Preferences for the Waihao – Wainono Catchment – A report prepared for Environment Canterbury
- Tipa, G. Nelson, K. (2012) Cultural Flow Preferences for the Ashburton Catchment – A report prepared for Environment Canterbury
- Tipa, G. Nelson, K. (2012) A Framework for a Cultural Health Assessment of Urban Streams A report for the Urban Water Planning Research Programme
- Tipa, G. Nelson, K. (2012) A Cultural perspective on Otrom’s predictors of collective action Report for the Wheel of Water Research Programme
- Rutherford, K. Williamson, B. (eds) Compiled by: NIWA, Tipa & Associates, Diffuse Sources Ltd, AgResearch, Nimmo-Bell & Co Ltd, and Beca Group , The Waikato River – Current Condition and a Framework for Restoration, NIWA Client Report: HAM2010-009 January 2010 NIWA Project: MFE10201
Published Articles (not peer reviewed)
- Tipa, G. (2008) “Introducing Cultural Opportunity Mapping and Assessment: A Framework to incorporate cultural interests in water management” NZ RMLA publication.
Examined Publications
- Tipa, G. (2002) Indigenous Communities and the Co-management of Natural Resources: the case of New Zealand Freshwater management (University of Otago PhD thesis) Unpublished.
Conference/Workshop Presentations
- Tipa, G. Home, M. (2012) Identifying Cultural Flow Preferences, A New Zealand Case Study – A presentation to the New Zealand freshwater Sciences Conference, Dunedin.
- Tipa, G. Nelson, K. Tipa, M (2012) Oranga Takiwa, A Presentation to the New Zealand Freshwater Sciences Conference, Dunedin.
- Tipa, G. (2012) Identifying Cultural Flow Preferences – A New Zealand Case Study, A presentation to the New Zealand Hydrological Conference, Nelson.
- Tipa, G. (20120 Setting Limits – A Cultural Perspective A presentation to the New Zealand Freshwater Sciences Conference.
- Tipa, G. (2012) Cultural Flow Preferences Presentation to Environment Canterbury technical staff.
- Phillips, N. Stewart, M. Hickey, C. Olsen, G. Tipa, G. Smith, H. Emery,W. Mihinui, R (2011) Risk assessment of contaminants in traditional food sources. Presentation to Rotorua District Council.
- Tipa, G. (20110) Maori participation in freshwater management – contributing what they know and experience New Zealand Freshwater Conference – “Freshwater Solutions: going beyond the problem”
- Tipa, G. (2010) Enabling Maori to participate in freshwater management – as themselves, contributing what they know. New Zealand geographical Society Biennial Conference – 2010, Christchurch
- Tipa, G. Severne, C. (2010) How traditional Ecological Knowledge Can Drive the Development Environmental Report Cards Hawaiian Conference Council, Christchurch
- Tipa, G. Nelson, K. Home, M. Emery, W. Smith, H. Downes, S. (2010)How traditional Ecological Knowledge Can Drive the Development Environmental Report Cards, public health Conference, Rotorua
- Tipa, G. (2009) Practical expressions of Mataurangi Maori, presenting at a workshop run for Mighty River Power Staff, Auckland November 2009.
- Tipa, G. (2009) Identifying Cultural Flow Preferences when setting Environmental Flows, presenting at the New Zealand Freshwater conference, Whangarei, November 2009.
- Tipa, G. (2009) Introducing Cultural Opportunities, presenting at a hui titled “Strengthen Iwi Environmental Health and Public Health Infrastructure in Murihiku” run by Te Ao Marama Inc February 2009
- Tipa, G. (2009) Introducing Cultural Opportunities, presenting at a hui titled “Strengthen Iwi Environmental Health and Public Health Infrastructure in Murihiku” run by Te Ao Marama Inc February 2009
- Tipa, G. (2009) Realising opportunities locally – why communities should participate in environmental decision making A talk to the South Otago Country Women’s Institute
- Tipa, G. (2008) Delivering outcomes to Maori through aquatic restoration Shallow Lakes Conference, Hamilton, December 1st 2008.
- Tipa, G. (2008) “Introducing Cultural Opportunity mapping and Assessment: A framework to incorporate cultural interests in water management” NZ RMLA conference
- Tipa, G. (2008) Collaborative Community – Based Research and the Development of Resource Management Tools – A Pacific Water Case Study Hawaiian Conservation Alliance, Annual Conference
- Tipa, G. (2008) Resetting the agenda: introducing cultural opportunities NIWA – Ngai – Tahu workshop, Christchurch
- Tipa, G. (2008) Participatory approaches to restoration of aquatic ecosystems Keynote address Wai Wetland conference, Christchurch.
- Tipa, G. (2007) Consultation V Co-management, NZAIA conference, Auckland.
- Tipa, G. (2007) Negotiating values: providing cultural opportunities when developing cultural priorities CASTs conference, Calgary, Canada.
- Tipa, G. McCullem, R. Tipa, M. Whitau, M. (2007) Introducing the cultural Health Index for Streams CASTs Conference, Calgary, Canada.
- Tipa, G. (2007) Negotiating values: providing for cultural opportunities when setting river flows River Symposium, Brisbane.
- Tipa, G. (2007) Recognising Cultural Values in Freshwater Management: Introducing the Cultural Health Index Kaimoana and Customary Fisheries Forum, Wellington.
- Tipa, G. (2007) Recognising Cultural Values in Freshwater Management: Introducing the Cultural Opportunities Framework Water resource Forum, Wellington.
- Tipa, G. (2007) Introducing the Cultural Opportunities Framework Selwyn river Symposium, Christchurch.
- Tipa, G. (2007) Recognising Cultural Values in Freshwater Management: Ngai Tahu Water Forum, Christchurch.
Published Reports
- Tipa, G. May, K. (2012) Discussion Document Customary Fisheries: Development of a Coastal Cultural Health Assessment framework In collaboration with Maungaharuru-tangitu Incorporated & te Runanga O Moeraki. A report prepared for NIWA as part of its Customary Fisheries Research Programme.
- Tipa, G. Nelson, K. (2012) A Framework for a Cultural Health Assessment of Urban Streams. A report for the Urban Water Planning Research Programme.
- Nelson, K. Tipa, G. (2012) Cultural Indicators, Monitoring Frameworks & Assessment Tools. A report for the Wheel of Water Research Programme.
- Tipa, G. Nelson, K. (2012) A Cultural Perspective on Otrom’s predictors of collective action. A report for the Wheel of Water Research Programme.
- Tipa, G. Nelson, K. (2012) Co-governance, Co-management &Collaboration. An outcome or a strategy to aid aquatic restoration? Report for the Aquatic restoration Reasearch programme
- Tipa, G. Nelson, K. Downes, S. Home, M. Phillips, N. (2011) determining the contaminant health risk of Kai Moana, Kai Awa and kai Roto – the Te Arawa case. NIWA Client Report: HAM2009-151 April 2010 NIWA Project: HRC08201, National Institute of Water & Atmospheric Research Ltd Gate 10, Silverdale Road, Hamilton, PO Box 11115, Hamilton, New Zealand.
- Tipa, G. Nelson, K. Downes, S. Home, M. Phillips, N. (2011) determining the contaminant health risk of Kai Moana, Kai Awa and kai Roto – the Arowhenua case. NIWA Client Report: HAM2009-151 April 2010 NIWA Project: HRC08201, National Institute of Water & Atmospheric Research Ltd Gate 10, Silverdale Road, Hamilton, PO Box 11115, Hamilton, New Zealand.
- Tipa, G. Nelson, K. (2010) Ko te waitaki te Awa – the power of a silenced river. Report prepared for Te Runanga O Ngai Tahu and Meridian Energy Ltd.
Client Reports
- Tipa, G. Nelson, K. (2012) Cultural Flow Preferences for the Orari Catchment – A report prepared for Environment Canterbury.
- Tipa, G. Nelson, K. (2012) Cultural Flow Preferences for the Opihi Catchment – A report prepared for Environment Canterbury.
- Tipa, G. Nelson, K. (2012) Cultural Flow Preferences for the Waihao Catchment – A report prepared for Environment Canterbury.
- Tipa, G. Nelson, K. (2012) Cultural Flow Preferences for the Selwyn Catchment – A report prepared for Environment Canterbury.
- Tipa, G. Nelson, K. (2012) Cultural Flow Preferences for the Ashburton Catchment – A report prepared for Environment Canterbury.
Guidelines Published
Tipa, G. Teirney, L (2006) Using the Cultural Health Index: How to assess the Health of Streams and Waterways. Ministry for Environment Reference ME711.