Constructed wetlands (CWLs) are widely used for water environment protection. In some
cases, CWL animals can help improve CWL treatment efficiency and contribute to CWL …

Context Alterations of landscapes and riverscapes by humans have fundamentally altered
patterns in freshwater biodiversity throughout the world's aquatic systems. Past research has …

Abstract Laurentian Great Lakes coastal wetlands (GLCW) are ecological hotspots and their
integrity depends upon dynamic hydrologic regimes of the Great Lakes. GLCW naturally …

Wetlands are the world's most important providers of ecosystem functions and services
(EFS) and the most threatened ecosystems. Systematic conservation planning strategies are …

Biotic indicators are useful for assessing ecosystem health because the structure of resident
communities generally reflects abiotic conditions integrated over time. We used fish data …

The external inputs of nitrogen and phosphorus are crucial driving forces for regime shifts in
lakes. However, the altered flow caused by anthropogenic activities and climate change …

Understanding the role of environmental filtering and spatial processes along environmental
gradients in assembling and maintaining aquatic communities in rare habitats is crucial for …

Hydrological control of lakes has been increasingly practiced in many parts of the world,
however, the long-term ecological impact of hydrological regulation and their dependence …

Wetlands deliver a suite of ecosystem services to society. Anthropogenic activities, such as
wetland drainage, have resulted in considerable wetland loss and degradation, diminishing …

Anthropogenic habitat alternation is one of the leading causes of biodiversity loss, especially
in freshwater ecosystems. Understanding the mechanisms of how habitat degradation drives …