With the globally increasing awareness regarding the interconnectivity between freshwater
ecosystems, projects for re-establishing connectivity with fishways as well as stock …

Salmonid fishes are arguably one of the most studied fish taxa on Earth, but little is known
about their biomass range in many parts of the world. We created a dataset of estimated …

Rivers across the world are increasingly fragmented due to anthropogenic barriers, with the
restoration of connectivity often using fish passes. Fish passes are, however, usually …

Theory, experiments and field studies indicate that the somatic growth rate of freshwater
consumers is shaped by the individual, additive and multiplicative effects of multiple factors …

Despite the importance of Great Lakes fisheries and the increasing popularity of dam
removal as a method to restore river connectivity and increase fish passage, the adfluvial …

Restoration of movement corridors is a key management action used to address threats to
migratory and other mobile species. Yet, we lack restoration effectiveness studies that allow …

Longitudinal distribution and niche partitioning phenomena have been extensively reported
for streams containing two salmonid species but remain poorly understood for streams …

Executive Summary The Lake Washington/Cedar/Sammamish Watershed (WRIA 8) is home
to the Cedar and Sammamish Chinook populations, part of the Puget Sound Evolutionary …

Since the 1999 listing of Puget Sound Chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) as
threatened under the Endangered Species Act, the Lake Washington/Cedar/Sammamish …

Spatial analysis of riparian buffer widths and riparian land cover in Washington State is part
of a precedent of research and policy since at least the 1960s (Goodwin et al., 1997) and …