Birchbark
Environmental
Research

CAMPBELL, D. 2023. Phytoremediation using tropical wetlands: Are temperate treatment wetlands sound models? Lobato de Magalhães, T, Otte, M (eds.), Wetlands for Phytoremediation in the Tropics. Springer, Dordrecht. pp. 15-30.

CAMPBELL, D. Keddy, P. 2022. The roles of competition and facilitation in producing zonation along an experimental flooding gradient: A tale of two tails with ten freshwater marsh plants. Wetlands 42.

CAMPBELL, D., 2020. Wetlands, in: Suring, L.H., Costello, M.J. (Eds.), Encyclopedia of the World's Biomes. Volume 4: Freshwater - Oasis of Life. Elsevier, pp. 99-113.

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Keddy P.A., CAMPBELL, D. 2020. The Twin Limit Marsh Model: a non-equilibrium approach to predicting marsh vegetation on shorelines and floodplains. Wetlands 40: 667-680.

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Asemaninejad, A., Munford, K., Watmough, S., CAMPBELL, D., Glasauer, S., Basiliko, N., Mykytczuk, N. 2020. Structure of microbial communities in amended and unamended acid-generating mine wastes along gradients of soil amelioration and revegetation. Applied Soil Ecology 155.

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​Lefebvre-Ruel, S., Jutras, S., CAMPBELL, D., Rochefort, L. 2019. Ecohydrological gradients and their restoration on the periphery of extracted peatlands. Restoration Ecology 27: 782-792.

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Lavallee, A., CAMPBELL, D. 2019. Effects of simulated treated domestic wastewater on Sphagnum productivity, decomposition and nutrient dynamics in a subarctic ladder fen. Wetlands 39: 29-38.

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Rantala-Sykes, B., CAMPBELL, D. 2019. Should I pick that? A scoring tool to prioritize and valuate native wild seed for restoration. Restoration Ecology 27: 9-14.

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Rantala-Sykes, B., CAMPBELL, D. 2018. Can fertilizers increase the seed yield of two native herb species in the subarctic? Implications for wild seed collection. Ecological Restoration 36: 169-171.

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Rantala-Sykes, B., CAMPBELL, D. 2017. Collecting seed from wild plants in northeastern Ontario. https://nativewildseed.wixsite.com/nativewildseed

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CAMPBELL, D., Stewart, K., Spiers, G., Beckett, P. 2017. Growth and metal uptake of canola and sunflower along a thickness gradient of organic-rich covers over metal mine tailings. Ecological Engineering 109:133-139.

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CAMPBELL, D., Keddy, P. A., Broussard, M., McFalls-Smith, T.B. 2016. Small changes in flooding have large consequences: experimental data from ten wetland plants. Wetlands 36: 457-466.

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CAMPBELL, D., Polster, D., Rochefort, L., Powter, C. 2016. Reclamation, rehabilitation, restoration and remediation in Canada: a search for common ground. Canadian Reclamation 16(1): 22-27.

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Santala, K., Monet, S., McCaffrey, T., CAMPBELL, D., Beckett, P., Ryser, P. 2016. Restoring plant biodiversity to smelter disturbed forests using understory turf transplants. Restoration Ecology 24: 346–353.

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CAMPBELL, D., Corson, A. 2014. Can mulch and fertilizer alone rehabilitate surface-disturbed subarctic peatlands? Ecological Restoration 32:153-160.

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Corson, A., CAMPBELL, D. 2013. Testing protocols to restore disturbed Sphagnum-dominated peatlands in the Hudson Bay Lowland. Wetlands 33: 291-299.

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CAMPBELL, D., Bergeron, J. 2012. Natural revegetation of winter roads on peatlands in the Hudson Bay Lowland, Canada. Arctic, Antarctic and Alpine Research. 44:155-163.

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McFalls, T. B., Keddy, P.A., CAMPBELL, D., Shaffer, G. 2010. Hurricanes, floods, levees, and nutria: Vegetation responses to interacting disturbance and fertility regimes with implications for coastal wetland restoration. Journal of Coastal Research. 26: 901-911.

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Keddy, P. A., Fraser, L. H., Solomeshch, A. I., Junk, W. J., CAMPBELL, D. R., Arroyo, M. T. K., Alho, C.J. R. 2009. Wet and wonderful: The World’s largest wetlands are conservation priorities. BioScience 59: 39-51.

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Geho, E. M., CAMPBELL, D., Keddy, P. A. 2007. Quantifying ecological filters: the relative impact of herbivory, neighbours, and sediment on an oligohaline marsh. Oikos 116: 1006-1016.

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Keddy, P. A., D. CAMPBELL, T. McFalls, G. P. Shaffer, R. Moreau, C. Dranguet, and R. Heleniak. 2007. The wetlands of Lakes Pontchartrain and Maurepas: Past, present and future. Environmental Reviews 15:43-77.

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CAMPBELL, D. 2005. The Congo River Basin. pp. 149-165 in World’s Largest Wetlands. Keddy, P., Fraser, L. (eds.). Cambridge University Press, Cambridge.

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CAMPBELL, D. R., Rochefort, L. 2003. Germination and seedling growth of bog plants in relation to the recolonization of milled peatlands. Plant Ecology 169: 71-84.

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CAMPBELL, D. R., Rochefort, L., Lavoie, C. 2003. Determining the immigration potential of plants colonizing disturbed environments: the case of milled peatlands in Québec. Journal of Applied Ecology 40: 78-91.

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CAMPBELL, D. R., Lavoie, C., Rochefort, L. 2002. Surface stability and wind erosion in abandoned milled peatlands. Canadian Journal of Soil Science 82: 85-95.