The increasing application of synthetic fertilizer has tripled nitrogen (N) inputs over the 20th
century. N enrichment decreases water quality and threatens aquatic species such as fish …

Reduced river discharge and flow regulation are significant threats to freshwater
biodiversity. An accurate representation of potential damage of water consumption on …

Lakes within river-floodplain ecosystems are key biodiversity refuges majorly threatened by
eutrophication and hydrologic river-lake fragmentation. However, an integrative index …

The lack of information on the extinction risk of most species is a fundamental challenge in
prioritizing conservation strategies and bending the curve of current biodiversity decline …

River habitats are fragmented by barriers which impede the movement and dispersal of
aquatic organisms. Restoring habitat connectivity is a primary objective of nature …

Protected areas (PAs) are the cornerstones of global biodiversity conservation efforts, but to
fulfil this role they must be effective at conserving both habitat and species. Among protected …

The Wallacean shortfall refers to the knowledge gap in biodiversity distributions. There is still
limited knowledge for freshwater fish species despite the importance of focusing …

The construction of dams threatens the health of watershed ecosystems. The purpose of this
study is to show how multiple dams in a basin can impact hydrological flow regimes and …

The increasing global population and climate change have intensified water demands,
resulting in increased reliance on groundwater resources. The increasing water demand …

The construction of dams threatens the health of watershed ecosystems. The purpose of this
study is to show how multiple dams in a basin can impact hydrological flow regimes and …