Increasing demand for water coupled with reduced water availability in many regions of the
world is leading to growing water scarcity and calls for implementation of a range of …

Climate change, water supply limits, and continued population growth have intensified the
search for measures to conserve water in irrigated agriculture, the world's largest water user …

Reliable accounting of freshwater resources is key to managing hydrologic risk and
balancing freshwater allocations for ecosystems and society. However, recent claims have …

In the Rio Grande Basin, water is overallocated, demands are growing, and river flows and
uses are vulnerable to drought and climate change. Currently, the basin is in the third year of …

To inform management actions to recover the endangered Rio Grande silvery minnow
(Hybognathus amarus, RGSM), we (1) calculated the terminal settling velocities of newly …

Understanding effects of flow alteration on stream biota is essential to develo**
ecologically sustainable water supply strategies. We evaluated effects of altering flows via …

This study provides a method to combine hydro-ecological response model outputs and
nonmarket economic values of wetland inundation to estimate a unit price of environmental …

Incentive pricing programs have potential to promote economically efficient water use
patterns and provide a revenue source to compensate for environmental damages …

Hydrological variables have influenced fish recruitment in lakes, reservoirs and rivers. We
evaluated how annual and seasonal hydrological variables were related to year-class …

Significant growth in the Rio Grande Basin's demand for water has stressed the region's
scarce water supply. This paper presents an analysis of the impacts of severe and sustained …