We present a new hydro-morphological index of diversity (HMID), a tool aimed for use in
river engineering projects and firstly developed at gravel-bed streams in Switzerland, but …

The effects of hydropeaking in the habitat of the Iberian barbel (Luciobarbus bocagei) a
native cyprinid fish species of the Iberian Peninsula, were investigated. Two study sites were …

Previous research indicated that high predictive performance in species distribution
modelling can be obtained by combining both biotic and abiotic habitat variables. However …

In‐stream restoration often aims at increasing the availability of the stream habitat suitable
for salmonid fishes, thus creating potential for increased fish abundance. We assessed the …

Current expectation is that projected climate change may have adverse effects on fish
habitats and survival. The analysis leading to these concerns is typically done at large scale …

Both water managers and researchers have the same goal when it comes to fish
conservation, namely, to sustain, to improve or to restore aquatic habitat. To this aim, two …

Analyzing the instream environmental flow demand by coupling the hydrological cycle and
the hydrodynamic process with aquatic ecological processes at watershed scale remains …

Fragmentation of freshwater systems is one of the more common human‐induced impacts
on the environment, and one of the most dramatic because it leads to disconnections among …

Habitat assessment considering habitat quality and quantity is a key approach in
conservation and restoration works for biodiversity and ecosystems. In this regard …

Species distribution models (SDMs) are extensively used to project habitat suitability of
species in stream ecological studies. Owing to complex sources of uncertainty, such models …