Jane Chambers
Senior Lecturer
Environmental and Conservation Sciences
Murdoch University
Australia
Biography
Jane Chambers is a Senior Lecturer in the department of Environmental and Conservation Sciences in Murdoch University
Research Interest
Ecology of aquatic plants (emergent and submerged macrophytes), nutrient dynamics and water quality management (eutrophication, salinisation), wetland creation and restoration, wetland nutrient filters, riparian zone function and restoration, ecological thresholds, climate change adaptation, integration of ecological and social research in urban ecology.
Publications
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Paice, R., Chambers, J., Robson, B., (2017), Potential of submerged macrophytes to support food webs in lowland agricultural streams, Marine & Freshwater Research, 68, 3, pages 549 - 562.
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Paice, R., Chambers, J., Robson, B., (2017), Native submerged macrophyte distribution in seasonally-flowing, south-western Australian streams in relation to stream condition, Aquatic Sciences: research across boundaries, 79, 1, pages 171 - 185.
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O'Toole, P., Robson, B., Chambers, J., (2017), Riparian vegetation condition is associated with invertebrate assemblage composition in intermittent and humic streams., Aquatic Sciences: research across boundaries, 79, 2, pages 277 - 289.
