Roads are a widespread and increasing feature of most landscapes. We reviewed the
scientific literature on the ecological effects of roads and found support for the general …

Abstract There are an estimated 400 000-550 000 km of unpaved resource roads in British
Columbia. These roads are used for forest, mineral, and energy development, commercial …

A review of road-ecology literature suggests that impacts of forest roads on species and
ecosystems begin during the road construction phase, but persist and accumulate well after …

Running water comprises just over one millionth of the world's water. The importance of
those streams and rivers as a resource for human welfare and biodiversity, however, is far …

Water temperature governs the distribution and behaviour of fish. Riverine salmonids use
discrete cold water patches, termed thermal refuges, when stream temperature exceeds …

La distribution et l'abondance de l'omble à tête plate (Salvelinus confluentus) en phase de
reproduction étaient affectées par la géomorphologie et par l'échange d'eau entre la nappe …

Railroads and roads are ubiquitous features in the river corridors of the United States.
However, their impact on hydrologic, geomorphic, and ecological processes in fluvial and …

Impending changes in climate will interact with other stressors to threaten aquatic
ecosystems and their biota. Native C olorado R iver cutthroat trout (CRCT; O ncorhynchus …

Home ranges are central to understanding habitat diversity, effects of fragmentation and
conservation. The distance that an organism moves yields information on life history …

Nous avons examiné les patterns spatiaux et temporels de l'hybridation de la truite fardée
indigène du versant occidental, Oncorhynchus clarki lewisi, avec la truite arc-en-ciel non …