Water quality in our coastal lakes

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Understanding the key processes driving water quality down in our local coastal lakes is vital to providing practical solutions for these ecologically vulnerable end-of-river systems.

Project: End of River Environments (EoRE)
Researchers: Professor Jenny Webster-Brown, Professor Ian Hawes, Dr Hamish Rennie, Professor Ken Hughey, Dr Crile Doscher, Dr Ronlyn Duncan
Funders: Canterbury V5, Environment Canterbury, Lincoln University, University of Canterbury, Waihora Ellesmere Trust, Whakaora Te Waihore

PeopleJenny Webster-Brown | Ian Hawes | Hamish Rennie | Ken Hughey | Crile Doscher | Ronlyn DuncanPersonJenny Webster-BrownIan HawesHamish RennieKen HugheyCrile DoscherRonlyn DuncanDateBetween 1st January 2015 and 31st December 2015Keywordswater qualitycoastal lakeswater chemistry changesalgal bloomslake restorationLake EllesmereEnd of River Environments (EoRE)FilenameWater quality in our coastal lakesSource2015 Transform Lincoln University P52Faculty / Research CentreFaculty of Environment, Society and Design

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Water quality in our coastal lakes