Rate My Professor Dinah Dunavan

In December 2004, Dinah Dunavan led University of Otago Library staff in a special project at the Bibliography Room, where they printed a recipe book titled Refipe using traditional hand-craft printing techniques. This initiative highlighted her connection to printing heritage, as she is the daughter of Llewelyn Richards, a Wellington-based hand-craft printer. Additionally, in February 2008, the Botanical Society of Otago organized a field trip to her property, Kurinui QE II Covenant, guided by her and her husband Scott Dunavan, contributing to botanical exploration in the Waianakarua ecological district. She has been acknowledged in ecological research papers, such as those on coevolution between ground wētā and fleshy fruits, for providing assistance including access to study sites.