People

Benjamin Magana | Habteab Habtom | Susanne Krejcek | Anna Carter | Senait Senay

Josef Beautrais | Guyo Gufu | Bridget Johnson

	Benjamín Magaña-Rodríguez PhD student Are species’ distribution patterns correlated with ecological traits? A multiscale analysis of the New Zealand flora. Benjamin's 3 winning photos from the British Ecological Society 2011 competition Benjamin's homepage
	Habteab Habtom PhD student Abiotic and biotic controls on the spread of Argentine ants in New Zealand.
	Susanne Krejcek PhD student Ecological interactions of native and introduced plants and insects in coastal sand dunes: examining the gradient from competition to facilitation via direct and indirect mechanisms, with special focus on Marram grass and Senecio spp.
	Anna Carter PhD student Behavioural, phenological and physiological responses of reptiles to local climate. Primary supervisor: Nicola Nelson member of: Allan Wilson Centre for Molecular Ecology & Evolution
	Senait Senay PhD student Modelling invasive species-landscape interaction using high-resolution, spatially explicit models. Primary supervisor: Susan Worner, Bio-protection CoRE, Lincoln Senait's homepage at Bio-protection

Josef Beautrais MSc student

A bioclimatic risk analysis of Senecio glastifolius in New Zealand: expanding menace or invasional has been?

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Guyo Gufu MSc student

The functional ecology of ice plant (spp) and their role in eco-restoration of New Zealand sand dunes.

Bridget Johnson

Bridget Johnson MSc student

Ecological restoration of the Wairio wetlands, Lake Wairarapa: vegetation dynamics and succession.

	Joanna Buswell MSc 2011 How common is rapid evolution in weeds? Primary supervisor: Angela Moles Joanna's thesis Joanna's homepage at UNSW Enemy invaders or rare new species? Sydney Morning Herald, Jan 2011
	Heidy Kikillus PhD 2010 Exotic reptiles in the New Zealand pet trade. Are they really a threat? Heidy's thesis News & Views 2009: Trade-Me helps Turtle PhD
	Samantha Jamieson MSc 2010 Sand dune restoration in New Zealand: Methods, Motives and Monitoring. Samantha's thesis Article in the Dunes Trust 2010 Newsletter (PDF 1.9 MB, see page 9)
	Diane Batchelor PG Diploma of Science 2010 Spatial and temporal patterns in the biodiversity of macrofungi along an elevational gradient at Mt. Holdsworth Fungi Fascination, Wairarapa Times-Age, May 2007 Holdsworth Fungi Spotlighted, Wiararpa Times-Age, Apr 2011 Fungi of Mt Holdsworth 12-page Pamphlet (PDF 18.8 MB)
	Marc Hasenbank PhD 2009 Insect foraging in response to host plant density: a multi-scale approach. Marc's thesis EcoBoffins homepage
	Rudi Schnitzler PhD 2008 Hymenopteran parasitoid community structure and tritrophic interactions across a fragmented forest landscape. Primary supervisor: Phil Lester Rudi's thesis email: address
	Jim Barritt MSc 2008 Spatially explicit simulation of individual foraging across patchy resources. Jim's thesis SIRC Conference proceedings Jim's homepage email: address