Carrion ecology, ie the decomposition and recycling of dead animals, has traditionally been
neglected as a key process in ecosystem functioning. Similarly, despite the large threats that …

Mobile species are particularly affected by artificial barriers requiring large investments to
restore connectivity. However, few large‐scale, long‐term studies have investigated the …

Migratory fish can influence the stream ecosystems where they spawn by depositing large
amounts of energy rich eggs, carcasses, and excrement which can increase primary and …

Resource managers seek to thin second‐growth riparian forests to address multiple stream
and riparian management objectives, including enhancing aquatic productivity via light …

Multiple restoration actions have been implemented in response to declining salmon
populations. Among these is the addition of salmon carcasses or artificial nutrients to mimic …

The loss of subsidies delivered by anadromous fish to inland stream ecosystems may have
profound influences on stream food webs. However, studies have focused on food web …

Anthropogenic activities in disturbance-mediated ecosystems might affect certain ecological
processes that, in turn, can affect the stability and resilience of those ecosystems. In upland …

Terrestrial leaf-litter (LL) inputs impose great bottom-up effects on freshwater ecosystems by
fueling detritus-based food webs, affecting macroinvertebrate and microbial communities …

Streams and surrounding terrestrial ecosystems are closely linked by numerous resource
subsidies including anthropogenic subsidies which are increasingly entering streams due to …

Anthropogenic activities can alter natural disturbance regimes in ecosystems, and thereby
affect the structure and function of biological diversity. As many of the world's ecosystems …