We reviewed river rehabilitation studies published from 1984 to 2019 to identify factors that
might limit effective rehabilitation. This encompasses 89 papers that reported outcomes of …

To determine global trends in ecological restoration (ER) research, we conducted a
geographically-explicit English-language literature review. We assessed a representative …

Stones are one of the important natural materials in soil bioengineering and are widely used
in river ecosystem restoration projects. After stones are introduced into the river channel …

Objectives To analyze the time between antiretroviral therapy (ART) initiation and the first
HIV viral load (VL) test< 40 copies—time to suppression (TS)—in a cohort of persons aged≥ …

Anadromous salmonid diversity and abundance worldwide have been adversely impacted
by anthropogenic forces, and millions of dollars are spent each year on stream habitat …

Many river ecosystems in the boreal zone have faced remarkable changes due to intensive
human activities, including land‐use changes in the catchments and channelization …

Mountain environments, as biodiversity hotspots, are subject to numerous anthropological
pressures. In mountain areas, a common threat to stream biocenoses is the timber industry …

Plants and animals affect stream morphodynamics across a range of scales, yet including
biological traits of organisms in geomorphic process models remains a fundamental …

To mitigate the morphological and ecological impacts of direct (eg dredging) and indirect (eg
damaged river function) sediment loss, gravel augmentation is commonly practiced in river …

River rehabilitation initiatives have become commonplace in European water courses as a
result of European Union Water Framework Directive requirements. However, the short‐term …