Extending the observational record to provide new insights into invasive alien species in a coastal dune environment of New Zealand

Coastal habitats are regarded to be highly vulnerable to the impacts of invasive alien species. These impacts can be particularly visible in areas of national cultural and heritage significance, raising public awareness of a growing global trend and often requiring urgent changes to management practices. New Zealand has a relatively long history of invasive alien species with the introduction of non-native marram grass (Ammophila arenaria) for...