Connectivity—the flows and exchanges of organisms, materials, and energy within and
among watersheds—is a central paradigm in ecosystem science. Changes in those …

Blackwater rivers and streams are a distinct resource type in multiple ecoregions of the
United States, including the Coastal Plains. Given the unique nature of blackwaters, they …

Blackwater rivers and streams have stained or tea‐colored water from tannins released by
decaying plant matter. Natural conditions in these waters often differ from non‐blackwater …

Quantifying the effects of streamflow alteration on assemblage response is central to
understanding the role humans play in sha** aquatic environments. These changes …

Abstract The southeastern United States is a hotspot for aquatic biodiversity; yet this region
is also considered vulnerable to climate and land–use changes. The Ogeechee River is an …

The geographic complexity of the Southeastern United States, in particular Georgia, is
evident in the diversity of stream habitats present throughout that host unique stream fish …

Smallmouth Bass have been extensively studied, but knowledge of the effects of
temperature and hydrologic regime on populations in the Interior Highlands of Arkansas …