Riparian vegetation is a crucial component of fluvial systems and serves multiple socio-
ecological functions. The objective of this review is to follow the scientific trajectory of studies …

Hydroclimatic changes associated with global warming over the past 50 years have been
documented widely, but physical landscape responses are poorly understood thus far …

The natural wood regime forms the third leg of a tripod of physical processes that supports
river science and management, along with the natural flow and sediment regimes. The wood …

We propose a conceptual model of vegetation–hydrogeomorphology interactions and
feedbacks within river corridors (ie river channels and their floodplains) that builds on …

Functional traits mechanistically capture plant responses to environmental gradients as well
as plant effects on ecosystem functioning. Yet most trait‐based theory stems from terrestrial …

Aim Within fluvial and coastal ecosystems world‐wide, flows of water, wind and sediment
generate a shifting landscape mosaic composed of bare substrate and pioneer and mature …

Ecosystem engineers strongly influence the communities in which they live by modifying
habitats and altering resource availability. These biogenic changes can persist beyond the …

Eco‐evolutionary dynamics, or eco‐evolution for short, are often thought to involve rapid
demography (ecology) and equally rapid heritable phenotypic changes (evolution) leading …

The evolution of trees and forests through the Devonian Period fundamentally changed the
Earth's land biosphere, as well as impacting physical environments and geomorphology by …

Resilience is a well‐used term in many disciplines, but inconsistently or little applied in river
geomorphology and river science. Recent developments in ecosystem ecology …