Abstract About 5–10% of the world's land surface is currently wetland but possibly> 70% is
already destroyed or impaired. Conservation of these unique ecosystems lags progress in …

Declaring protected areas (PAs) stands out as one of the main conservation strategies
worldwide and there are clear commitments to expand their extent under the auspices of the …

Functional traits are increasingly being used to predict extinction risks and range shifts
under long‐term climate change scenarios, but have rarely been used to study vulnerability …

Using drones to count wildlife saves time and resources and allows access to difficult or
dangerous areas. We collected drone imagery of breeding waterbirds at colonies in the …

Environmental flows are a key restoration technique for conserving ecological function in
flow‐degraded rivers. Species‐specific, flow–biota relationships are increasingly being used …

Drawing on the experience and lessons of wetland researchers and managers in Australia
and New Zealand, we examined the implications of climate change for wetland policy and …

We respond to the problem of declining streamflows in the northern Murray–Darling Basin,
Australia, a region that suffers from hydrological droughts and a drying trend. We partitioned …

Water resource development on rivers significantly affects life cycles of species reliant on
wetlands. However, assessing ecological impacts is often difficult because they are realised …

Floodplain vegetation states (communities) exhibit spatiotemporal dynamics in vegetation
structure and composition, which reflect unique hydrological and connectivity patterns. Shifts …

Context Ongoing learning is essential for freshwater ecosystem management, but there is
limited documentation of successful integration into management. Aims We aimed to …