Most research on the effects of environmental change in freshwaters has focused on
incremental changes in average conditions, rather than fluctuations or extreme events such …

There have been significant diversions of water from rivers and streams around the world;
natural flow regimes have been perturbed by dams, barriers and excessive extractions …

Soil samples were collected in tidal freshwater and salt marshes in the Yellow River Delta
(YRD), northern China, before and after the flow-sediment regulation. Total concentrations of …

Inundation is a primary driver of floodplain ecology. Understanding temporal and spatial
variability of inundation patterns is critical for optimum resource management, particularly in …

More than a third of humanity lives in regions with less than 1 million liters of fresh water per
person per year. Population growth will increase water demand while climate change in arid …

Abstract In Australia's Murray–Darling Basin, small-scale engineering works called
'environmental works and measures' have been implemented as a basis for river and other …

Freshwater ecosystems are both incredibly biodiverse and highly threatened globally.
Variation in environmental parameters including habitat and flow can substantially affect …

In this study, linkages were examined between movement and spawning behaviour for
golden perch Macquaria ambigua in a lowland river by integrating acoustic telemetry and …

Climate change is likely to affect plants in multiple ways, but predicting the consequences for
habitat suitability requires a process‐based understanding of the interactions. This is at odds …

Objectively assessing ecological benefits of competing watering strategies is difficult. We
present a framework of coupled models to compare scenarios, using the Coorong, the …