CONTENTS: 
1. Introduction by A. Grant Anderson 
2. Ecological Principles in Land Use Allocation - Allan F. Mark 
3. Economic Principles in Land Use Allocation - Brian D. Murphy 
4. The Contribution of Remote Sensing to Resource Evaluation - G. Ross Cochrane 
5. Soils: Our Productive and Renewable Resource - M. L. Leamy & D. M. Leslie 
6. The Future of Indigenous Forestry in NZ. - Frank J. Newhook 
7. From Forest to Suburb: The Hydrological Impact of Man in NZ - Paul W. Williams 
8. Problems of Regional Water Resources Estimation - Ian Simmers 
9. Efficiency in NZ Agriculture - R. Grant Pearson & Philip S. Corbet 
10. Forest Farming in NZ - John R. Tustin, R. Leith Knowlse & Bert K. Klomp 
11. The Clutha Valley: Multiple Use and Problems of Choice - Ron G. Lister 
12. The Use of Mountains: A Review of the NZ Experience - Kevin F. O'Connor 
13. Mechanisms of Land Use Allocation on the Urban Periphery: The Auckland Case - Warren Moran 
14. Conservation and Management of Coastal Resources: The Earth Science Basis - Terry Healy 
15. Spatial Patterns of Population Change: Trends in Rural Areas and Small Towns - R.J. Warwick Neville 
16. A Future for Agriculture - Kenneth B. Cumberland