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Randolph Chambers

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College of William and Mary

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Arts & Sciences

Biology

Randolph Chambers is currently serving as an Arts & Sciences Professor at College of William And Mary.

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ecology environmental science aquatic ecosystems marine biology earth science wildlife marine ecology hydrology biogeography avian biology livestock science conservation biology coastal management terrestrial ecology coastal research estuaries environmental research plant science wildlife ecology environmental chemistry climate change hydrological process restoration ecology ecohydrology water science aquatic conservation water ecologies marine environments fishery management organic geochemistry environmental microbiology marine chemistry forest ecology coastal conservation environmental biology coastal geochemistry benthic ecology environmental quality vegetation science estuarine geochemistry coral reefs watershed management landscape ecology temperate headwater streams chesapeake bay bycatch reduction devices environmental engineering sedimentation hydrobiology biogeochemical process biological oceanography plant ecology river basin management freshwater ecosystems invasion biology soil ecology hydrological sciences soil science specie distribution marine management tidal wetlands dissolved organic matter south florida tidal marshes estuarine turtle low-salinity tidal marshes blue crab fishery earth system future climatic change organic petrology inorganic matter steady state microbial alteration organic carbon shark bay florida bay

Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

Comparable Use of Tidal Living Shorelines and Natural‐Fringe Marshes by Herons and Shorebirds. Ecosphere (2023)

Matthias LeuRobert E. IsdellRobert M. GalvinAndrew J. RappSamuel D. MasonDonna M. BilkovicRandolph M. Chambers

comparable useavian biologyoceanographynatural-fringe marsheslandscape ecologyecologytidal living shorelinesornithology

Demographic and Trophic Analysis of Adult Grass Shrimp (Palaemonetes Pugio) From Living Shoreline and Natural Tidal Marshes in the Chesapeake Bay. Northeastern Naturalist (2022)

Ansley J. LevineElise M. TurriettaDonna M. BilkovicRandolph M. Chambers

zoologyoceanographybiogeographyenvironmental scienceconservation scienceterrestrial ecologymarine biologylivestock sciencemarine environmentsecologyfish biologynatural tidal marshesadult grass shrimpcoastal researchtrophic analysismarine ecologyaquatic ecosystemsearth sciencechesapeake baypopulation ecologycoral reefswildlife

Year-Around Survey and Manipulation Experiments Reveal Differential Sensitivities of Soil Prokaryotic and Fungal Communities to Saltwater Intrusion in Florida Everglades Wetlands. The Science of The Total Environment (2022)

Jun ZhaoSeemanti ChakrabartiRandolph ChambersPamela WeisenhornRafael TraviesoSandro StumpfEmily StandenHenry BricenoTiffany TroxlerEvelyn GaiserJohn KominoskiBraham DhillonWillm Martens-Habbena

fungal ecologyterrestrial ecologyenvironmental sciencemanipulation experimentsenvironmental researchecologysoil ecologydifferential sensitivitiesforest ecologytotal environmentaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental qualityearth scienceapplied ecologysoil microbiologyhydrogeologyecosystemsenvironmental microbiologyflorida everglades wetlandssustainability scienceenvironmental biologyfungal communities

Changes in Plant Communities of Low‐Salinity Tidal Marshes in Response to Sea‐Level Rise. Ecosphere (2021)

Abbey HumphreysAdrianna L. GorskyDonna M. BilkovicRandolph M. Chambers

plant communitieslow-salinity tidal marshesenvironmental sciencevegetation scienceclimate changeplant ecologyecology

Ecological Equivalency of Living Shorelines and Natural Marshes for Fish and Crustacean Communities. Ecological Engineering (2021)

Amanda G. GuthrieDonna Marie BilkovicMolly MitchellRandolph ChambersJessica S. ThompsonRobert E. Isdell

ecological engineeringecological equivalencyfish biologyaquatic ecosystemscrustacean communitiesecologynatural marshesliving shorelines

Evaluating a Steady-State Model of Soil Accretion in Everglades Mangroves (Florida, USA). Estuaries and Coasts (2021)

Randolph M. ChambersAdrianna L. GorskyEdward Castañeda-MoyaVictor H. Rivera-Monroy

coastal conservationsteady-state modelterrestrial ecologyenvironmental sciencemarine biologyenvironmental researchcoastal geomorphologylivestock scienceecologyestuariescoastal researchplant sciencesoil accretioneverglades mangrovesestuarine geochemistrycoastal managementenvironmental modellingaquatic ecosystemsearth sciencecoastal geochemistryhydrogeology

Living Shorelines Achieve Functional Equivalence to Natural Fringe Marshes Across Multiple Ecological Metrics. PeerJ (2021)

Robert E. IsdellDonna Marie BilkovicAmanda G. GuthrieMolly M. MitchellRandolph M. ChambersMatthias LeuCarl Hershner

natural fringe marshesaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental sciencelandscape ecologyecologyfunctional equivalence

Peer Review #2 of"Living Shorelines Achieve Functional Equivalence to Natural Fringe Marshes Across Multiple Ecological Metrics (V0.2)". (2021)

Robert IsdellDonna BilkovicAmanda GuthrieMolly MitchellRandolph ChambersMatthias LeuCarlton Hershner

natural fringe marshesenvironmental sciencemarine biologylandscape ecologyecologyliving shorelinesfunctional equivalence

Ribbed Mussel Geukensia Demissa Population Response to Living Shoreline Design and Ecosystem Development. Ecosphere (2021)

Donna Marie BilkovicRobert E. IsdellAmanda G. GuthrieMolly M. MitchellRandolph M. Chambers

population ecologywildlifemarine ecologyshoreline designenvironmental sciencemarine biologybenthic ecologypopulation biologyecosystem developmentdevelopmental biologymarine environmentsecologycoastal management

Hurricanes Fertilize Mangrove Forests in the Gulf of Mexico (Florida Everglades, USA). Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2020)

Edward Castañeda-MoyaVictor H. Rivera-MonroyRandolph M. ChambersXiaochen ZhaoLukas Lamb-WottonAdrianna GorskyEvelyn E. GaiserTiffany G. TroxlerJohn S. KominoskiMatthew Hiatt

coastal conservationbiogeographyenvironmental scienceplant ecologyecologyforest ecologyplant sciencecoastal managementnatural disastersmarine ecologybloom ecologyaquatic ecosystemshuman impacts on the environmentmangrove forestsearth scienceenvironmental fatecoral reefswildlifeflorida evergladesclimate change

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Randolph Chambers

Professor

College of William and Mary

Affiliations

Arts & Sciences

Biology

Randolph Chambers is currently serving as an Arts & Sciences Professor at College of William And Mary.

Honors

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College of William and Mary

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Comparable Use of Tidal Living Shorelines and Natural‐Fringe Marshes by Herons and Shorebirds. Ecosphere (2023)

Matthias LeuRobert E. IsdellRobert M. GalvinAndrew J. RappSamuel D. MasonDonna M. BilkovicRandolph M. Chambers

comparable useavian biologyoceanographynatural-fringe marsheslandscape ecologyecologytidal living shorelinesornithology

Demographic and Trophic Analysis of Adult Grass Shrimp (Palaemonetes Pugio) From Living Shoreline and Natural Tidal Marshes in the Chesapeake Bay. Northeastern Naturalist (2022)

Ansley J. LevineElise M. TurriettaDonna M. BilkovicRandolph M. Chambers

Jun ZhaoSeemanti ChakrabartiRandolph ChambersPamela WeisenhornRafael TraviesoSandro StumpfEmily StandenHenry BricenoTiffany TroxlerEvelyn GaiserJohn KominoskiBraham DhillonWillm Martens-Habbena

Changes in Plant Communities of Low‐Salinity Tidal Marshes in Response to Sea‐Level Rise. Ecosphere (2021)

Abbey HumphreysAdrianna L. GorskyDonna M. BilkovicRandolph M. Chambers

plant communitieslow-salinity tidal marshesenvironmental sciencevegetation scienceclimate changeplant ecologyecology

Ecological Equivalency of Living Shorelines and Natural Marshes for Fish and Crustacean Communities. Ecological Engineering (2021)

Amanda G. GuthrieDonna Marie BilkovicMolly MitchellRandolph ChambersJessica S. ThompsonRobert E. Isdell

ecological engineeringecological equivalencyfish biologyaquatic ecosystemscrustacean communitiesecologynatural marshesliving shorelines

Evaluating a Steady-State Model of Soil Accretion in Everglades Mangroves (Florida, USA). Estuaries and Coasts (2021)

Randolph M. ChambersAdrianna L. GorskyEdward Castañeda-MoyaVictor H. Rivera-Monroy

Living Shorelines Achieve Functional Equivalence to Natural Fringe Marshes Across Multiple Ecological Metrics. PeerJ (2021)

Robert E. IsdellDonna Marie BilkovicAmanda G. GuthrieMolly M. MitchellRandolph M. ChambersMatthias LeuCarl Hershner

natural fringe marshesaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental sciencelandscape ecologyecologyfunctional equivalence

Peer Review #2 of"Living Shorelines Achieve Functional Equivalence to Natural Fringe Marshes Across Multiple Ecological Metrics (V0.2)". (2021)

Robert IsdellDonna BilkovicAmanda GuthrieMolly MitchellRandolph ChambersMatthias LeuCarlton Hershner

natural fringe marshesenvironmental sciencemarine biologylandscape ecologyecologyliving shorelinesfunctional equivalence

Ribbed Mussel Geukensia Demissa Population Response to Living Shoreline Design and Ecosystem Development. Ecosphere (2021)

Donna Marie BilkovicRobert E. IsdellAmanda G. GuthrieMolly M. MitchellRandolph M. Chambers

Hurricanes Fertilize Mangrove Forests in the Gulf of Mexico (Florida Everglades, USA). Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2020)

Edward Castañeda-MoyaVictor H. Rivera-MonroyRandolph M. ChambersXiaochen ZhaoLukas Lamb-WottonAdrianna GorskyEvelyn E. GaiserTiffany G. TroxlerJohn S. KominoskiMatthew Hiatt

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