The implementation of environmental flows (e-flows) aims to reduce the negative impacts of
hydrological alteration on freshwater ecosystems. Despite the growing attention to the …

Environmental flow programs aim to protect aquatic habitats and species while recognizing
competing water demands. Often this is done at the local or watershed level because it is …

Environmental flows are critical to the recovery and conservation of freshwater ecosystems
worldwide. However, estimating the flows needed to sustain ecosystem health across large …

Streamflow regimes that maintain vital functions and processes of aquatic ecosystems are
critical to sustaining ecosystem health. In rivers with altered flow regimes, restoring …

Reducing river flows significantly affects livelihoods, ecology and industrial production.
Therefore, allowing for ecological flow requirements has been applied to limiting human …

Holistic environmental flow assessment includes evaluation of chemical, biological,
hydrological, and morphological changes predicted from disrupting a river flow regime …

Ecological flow is a restrictive condition set for human water consumption in water resources
management to protect river ecosystems. However, uncertainties in hydrological conditions …

With the development of human society, the balance between the minimum ecological
instream flow requirement (MEIFR), which is an essential part of the ecological water …

La investigación permitió usar modelos hidrológicos para el cálculo del caudal ecológico
del río “Jequetepeque”, aguas arriba de la presa “Gallito Ciego”, Perú. Se usó información …

The San Juan Hydrologic Unit in South Orange County (OC), California encompasses
several major streams including San Juan Creek, Trabuco Creek, Oso Creek, Aliso Creek …