A common goal among fisheries science professionals, stakeholders, and rights holders is
to ensure the persistence and resilience of vibrant fish populations and sustainable …

Context Native fish populations in Australia's Murray–Darling Basin (MDB) have
experienced severe declines since European settlement. Information on their status is …

Fish kills are very visible, with high levels of public scrutiny and major effects on populations.
In 2018–19, extensive fish kills in the lower Darling River, south-eastern Australia, resulted …

Two of Australia's iconic river systems, Baaka in New South Wales (NSW) and Martuwarra in
Western Australia (WA), are described in a narrative that connects Indigenous …

Annual catch and effort information for long-term (1 or 3-year duration) NSW recreational
fishing licence holders (RFL holders) and other members of their households (RFL …

Context As social–ecological systems, recreational fisheries often vary temporally in
response to environmental changes affecting ecological processes and human behaviour …

Abstract In South Africa, fish kill events are increasing in frequency because of multiple
stressors associated with managing natural resources. Despite the ecosystem services …

Dryland river waterholes provide critical habitat and serve as refugia for aquatic animals
during droughts, but the quality of these waterholes can often be severely compromised by …

Catastrophic fish death events are increasing in frequency and severity globally. A series of
major recent fish deaths in the semi-arid lower Darling-Baaka river system (LDBR) of …

Fish assemblages in dryland rivers have evolved life-history strategies attuned to
environmental triggers, particularly water temperatures and flow regimes. However, water …