School of Environmental Sciences
Dr Paul Humphries
BSc(Hons) Monash, MSc Tas, PhD Murd
Position Lecturer, Environmental Statistics
Campus Thurgoona Campus
Office Room 145, West Wing, SES Building
Phone (02) 6051 9920
Fax (02) 6051 9897
EMAIL PAUL HUMPHRIES 
Member of ILWS
Paul is an ecologist, specialising in the study of rivers and the relationship between flow and fish and macroinvertebrates. His research has included the study of the life history of several species of freshwater fish in southeastern Australia, community dynamics and habitat use of fish in estuaries in Western Australia and flow–related aspects of the ecology of fish and macroinvertebrates in Tasmania and the Murray–Darling Basin. His current research interests include: the ecology and recruitment processes associated with the early life history of fishes, the relationship between flow and habitat use of fishes and macroinvertebrates, movement patterns of fish in rivers and the history of environmental changes associated with rivers in the Murray–Darling Basin. He also has a keen interest in the history of science in general.
Teaching Summary
- ITC215 Modelling and Decision Support
- ITC569 Modelling and Decision Support
- SEIS Honours coordinator 2006
Research Students
- Anna Burns (PhD)
- Stacey Kopf (PhD)
- Nicole McCasker (PhD)
- Nick Whiterod (PhD)