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Leah Beesley

Dr, PhD W.Aust.

  • The University of Western Australia (M004), 35 Stirling Highway,

    6009 Perth

    Australia

  • 367 Citations
  • 12 h-Index
19992019
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Biography

My professional focus is aquatic ecology with an emphasis on the restoration of freshwaters. I have been working for over 15 years in the field and have over 17 publications in international journals. My research fields of interest include: urban stream ecology, environmental flow science, arid riverine ecology, freshwater fish biology, and biodiversity and ecosystem function. Much of my research is directed towards scientific solutions to meet management need.

Research

Aquatic ecology, freshwater fish biology

Keywords

  • Aquatic ecology
  • Environmental flows
  • Urban stream ecology
  • Freshwater fish ecology
  • Arid zone river ecology

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Research Output 1999 2019

Flow-mediated movement of freshwater catfish, Tandanus bostocki, in a regulated semi-urban river, to inform environmental water releases

Beesley, L., Close, P. G., Gwinn, D. C., Long, M., Moroz, M., Koster, W. M. & Storer, T., 12 Feb 2019, In : Ecology of Freshwater Fish. p. 434-445 12 p.

Research output: Contribution to journal › Article

catfish
rivers
river
water
home range
1 Citation (Scopus)

Large-scale environmental flow results in mixed outcomes with short-term benefits for a semi-arid floodplain plant community

Moxham, C., Kenny, S., Beesley, L. S. & Gwinn, D. C., 2019, In : Freshwater Biology. 64, 1, p. 24-36

Research output: Contribution to journal › Article

floodplains
floodplain
plant community
plant communities
functional group
1 Citation (Scopus)

Adaptation tipping points of a wetland under a drying climate

Nanda, A., Beesley, L., Locatelli, L., Gersonius, B., Hipsey, M. R. & Ghadouani, A., 24 Feb 2018, In : Water (Switzerland). 10, 2, 234.

Research output: Contribution to journal › Article

Open Access
Wetlands
wetland
Climate
Drying
wetlands
1 Citation (Scopus)

Hierarchical multi-taxa models inform riparian vs. hydrologic restoration of urban streams in a permeable landscape

Gwinn, D. C., Middleton, J. A., Beesley, L. S., Close, P. G., Quinton, B., Storer, T. & Davies, P. M., Mar 2018, In : Ecological Applications. 28, 2, p. 385-397

Research output: Contribution to journal › Article

macroinvertebrate
urbanization
catchment
restoration
effect

Matching ecosystem functions with adaptive ecosystem management: decision pathways to overcome institutional barriers

Nanda, A., Rijke, J., Beesley, L. S., Gersonius, B., Hipsey, M. R. & Ghadouani, A., 23 May 2018, In : Water. 10, p. 672

Research output: Contribution to journal › Article

Open Access
ecosystem management
management decision
ecosystem function
Ecosystems
Ecosystem

Projects 2000 2000

Arid zone fish ecology: the importance of floodplain connections.

Beesley, L.

Sundry Grants

1/01/00 → 31/12/00

Project: Research