Lisa G. Chambers

Lisa G. Chambers is a Professor in the Department of Biology at the University of Central Florida, affiliated with the College of Sciences. Her research integrates biogeochemistry and microbial ecology to study element cycling in wetlands, rivers, and coastal ecosystems.

• Research Areas: Biogeochemistry, Wetland and Coastal Ecology, Sea Level Rise, Soil Science, Water Quality
• Funding Sources: National Science Foundation (NSF), USDA, USACE, FDOT

She employs field and laboratory experiments to investigate microbial processes influencing ecosystem resilience, greenhouse gas emissions, and water quality restoration. Her work spans locations like the Little Manatee River, Everglades, Indian River Lagoon, and Kennedy Space Center.