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Dr Anne Jensen

Telephone	+61 4 0717 0706
Position	Consulting Scientist
Email	anne.jensen@adelaide.edu.au
Mobile	+61 4 0717 0706
Building	Benham Laboratories
Floor/Room	G 10
Campus	North Terrace
Org Unit	The Environment Institute

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Biography/ Background

PhD Project Title:
The roles of seed banks and soil moisture in recruitment of semi-arid floodplain plants: the River Murray, Australia

Date: 29 March 2004 to 7 May 2008, graduated 22 December 2008

Thesis available at http://digital.library.adelaide.edu.au/dspace/handle/2440/49169

Research: This project focused on the processes and conditions for successful juvenile recruitment for dominant perennial species river red gum, black box and lignum on the Lower Murray floodplain, and how this knowledge can be used to direct effective use of environmental flows.

Supervisors:
Assoc Prof Keith Walker and Assoc Prof David Paton

Scholarship
Land and Water Australia postgraduate scholarship

Grants
SARDI Women's Suffrage Centenary Science Bursary

Renmark to the Border Local Action Planning Committee grant

MDB INRM Board community grant

Nature Foundation SA Inc grant

SA Dept Land, Water & Biodiversity Conservation grant

Australian Society for Limnology travel grants

Sustainability Research Cluster grant

Publications

Jensen, A., Nicolson, C., & Carter, J. (1994). Preservation and Management of Natural Wetlands in the South Australian Murray Valley. Water Science Technology, 29, 325-333.

Jensen, A. (1998). Rehabilitation of the River Murray: identifying causes of degradation and options for bringing the environment into the management equation. In Rehabilitation of Rivers (eds L. De Waal, A. Large & M. Wade), pp. 215-236. J Wiley & Sons, Cambridge.

Jensen, A (1999). 'Wetland Rehabilitation In Australasia'. In Streever, W (Ed) An International Perspective On Wetland Rehabilitation, pp 19-26. Kluwer Academic Publishers: The Netherlands.

Jensen, A. (2002a). Applying ecohydrology to on-ground management of wetlands and floodplains -- 'learning by doing'. Ecohydrology & Hydrobiology, 2, 67-78.

Jensen, A. (2002b). Repairing wetlands of the Lower Murray: Learning from restoration practice. Journal of Ecological Management & Restoration, 3, 5-14.

Jensen, A. (2004). Making wetlands more fish friendly. In Native Fish Habitat Rehabilition and Management in the Murray-Darling Basin (ed M. Lintermans), pp. 66-76. Murray Darling Basin Commission, Albury.

Jensen, A.E., Walker, K.F., & Paton, D.C. (2006). The Secret Life of Tangled Lignum, Muehlenbeckia florulenta(Polygonaceae): little known plant of the floodplains. In Wetlands of the Murrumbidgee River Catchment (eds I Taylor, P. Murray & S. Taylor), 79-85. Murrumbidgee Catchment Management Authority, Leeton, NSW.

Jensen, A.E., Walker, K.F., & Paton, D.C. (2007). Using phenology to determine environmental watering regimes for the River Murray floodplain, South Australia. In Australian Rivers: making a difference (Eds A.L. Wilson, R.L. Dehaan, R.J. Watts, K.J. Page, K.H. Bowmer & A. Curtis). Proceedings of 5th Australian Conference on Stream Management, 175-180. Charles Sturt University, Albury, New South Wales.

Jensen, A.E., Walker, K.F., & Paton, D.C. (2008a). Smart Environmental Watering: getting most benefit from scant flows for floodplain trees (River Murray, South Australia). In (Eds) Daniell, T., Lambert, M. & Leonard, M., Proceedings of Water Down Under 2008 Conference, 15-17 April, Adelaide, 1426-1437. Engineers Australia, Melbourne, Australia.

Jensen, A.E., Walker, K.F., & Paton, D.C. (2008b). The role of seed banks in restoration of floodplain woodlands. River Research & Applications, Special Issue: Proceedings of Riverine Ecohydrology Conference, Stirling Scotland, 2006, 24:632-649 (2008).

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