The distributions of many species are dynamic in space and time, and movements made by
individuals range from regular and predictable migrations to erratic, resource‐driven …

Freshwater ecosystems provide goods and services of critical importance to human
societies, yet they are among the most heavily altered ecosystems with an overproportional …

There is a growing pressure of human activities on natural habitats, which leads to
biodiversity losses. To mitigate the impact of human activities, environmental policies are …

Wetlands have been extensively modified by human activities worldwide. We provide a
global-scale portrait of the threats and protection status of the world's inland wetlands by …

Spatial conservation prioritization concerns the effective allocation of conservation action. Its
stages include development of an ecologically based model of conservation value, data pre …

Aim To identify key research questions and challenges that will, if addressed in a timely
manner, significantly advance the field of freshwater fish biogeography and conservation …

Conservation initiatives overwhelmingly focus on terrestrial biodiversity, and little is known
about the freshwater cobenefits of terrestrial conservation actions. We sampled more than …

Explaining the mechanisms underlying patterns of species diversity and composition in
riverine networks is challenging. Historically, community ecologists have conceived of …

We review recent advances in systematic conservation planning in fresh waters. Most
modern systematic planning approaches are based on the CARE principles …

The decimation of aquatic wildlife through overexploitation is usually perceived as a marine
phenomenon, yet it has also been common in freshwater ecosystems. Fish and other …