Naomi Heller
University of Canterbury, New Zealand, -, New Zealand
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I'm a PhD student in Ecology at the University of Canterbury in Aotearoa - New Zealand looking at the interactions between native and introduced fish species and the environment, specifically how these interactions affect native fish demography. All my research to date, including during my BSc and MSc, has been driven by a desire to understand the inter- and intraspecific interactions of fish, the role of the environment in those interactions, and how such dynamics affect the broader species communities or freshwater ecosystems.
Presentations this author is a contributor to:
Exclusion, co-occurrence, or coexistence: environmental controls on interactions between small native fish and an introduced intraguild predator (#39)
11:30 AM
Naomi Heller
Invasive and Non-Native Species 1.0
Macroinvertebrate community responses to the fast, slow and seasonal components of flow variation (#26)
11:30 AM
Jonathan Tonkin
Special Session: Flowing Through Space and Time: Examining different dimensions of scale and using multiscale approaches in stream ecology 1.0
SFS 2025