DoctorHelen Warburton

Freshwater Ecosystems

Mechanisms underpinning the stability of stressed food webs

The effects of invasive habitat-forming macrophytes on freshwater communities

Freshwater macroinvertebrate community response to present-day drying is dependent on drying history and proximity to perennial flow

Interventions benefitting non-migratory galaxiid fish species in the South Island of Aotearoa New Zealand

Life history and impact of non-native brown tree frog, Litoria ewingii, on New Zealand pond ecosystems

Effects of Potomopyrgus antipodarum densities on the ecological restoration of degraded waterways.

Kēkēwai (crayfish) as a stream restoration tool to weaken negative biotic interactions and facilitate biological recovery

Macroinvertebrate community composition and food web structure of Canterbury -Westland alpine tarns

Biotic interactions that underpin negative resistance and resilience

Reigniting healthy resilience: Using traits to achieve stream restoration

How does disturbance history influence the resistance of freshwater invertebrate communities to future disturbances?

Improving conservation of Canterbury mudfish