Abstract The Mekong River basin is a biodiversity hotspot and supports the largest inland
capture fishery globally. The fish and fisheries, especially migratory species that underpin …

In Mekong riparian countries, hydropower development provides energy, but also threatens
biodiversity, ecosystems, food security, and an unparalleled freshwater fishery. The Sekong …

Overexploitation, habitat fragmentation, and flow alteration are major threats to freshwater
biodiversity that can lead to fisheries collapse and species extinction. These threats are …

The Mekong River is one of the world's largest rivers, unparalleled in terms of its biodiversity
and ecosystem services. As in other regions, sufficient water quality is required to support …

Migratory fishes of the Mekong Basin are facing challenges from human-induced stressors.
Quantifying the patterns of fish's early life stages provides important information on …

Conclusions Statistically significant relationships between the mean size of fish caught in the
dai fishery and the Tonle Sap-Great Lake flood index have been previously reported in the …

Inland capture fisheries are central to livelihoods and food security in Cambodia, but are
under threat from growing anthropogenic pressures. Policy discourse in Cambodia …

Predictive models are widely used to investigate relationships between the distribution of
fish diversity, abundance, and the environmental conditions in which they inhabit, and can …

Abstract The southern Indian Ocean of Java has a variety of fish resources. Many types of
fish migrate on a regular basis, on time scales ranging from daily to annually or longer, and …

The Tonle Sap Lake in Cambodia supports several species of threatened megafish and
contains one of the largest networks of freshwater fish reserves in the world. Despite these …