There is a growing need to develop quantitative relationships between specific components
of river flow and the behavioural responses of fishes. Given this, we tested for an effect of …

Human alteration of thermal regimes of freshwater ecosystems is creating an urgent need to
understand how freshwater ectotherms will fare under different thermal futures. Two key …

Enlargement of a domestic water supply reservoir on the Cotter River in southeastern
Australia (4 to 78 Gl) includes an inundation zone that contains 2 threatened fish species …

Despite the widespread use of on‐demand hydropeaking operations for generating
electricity from rivers, relatively little is known about how pulsed flows influence the …

The Macquarie perch (Macquaria australasica) is a threatened fish species that inhabits
rivers and impoundments in south-eastern Australia. Previous studies have shown that …

Context Improved tracking technologies increase understanding of fish movement, but care
is required when comparing studies of different design. Aims We used an approach that …

Movement and migration are fundamental activities in the life history of fishes. It is therefore
critical in species conservation that there is a clear understanding of why movements or …

Understanding the movement ecology of freshwater fishes, and how these patterns are
affected by flow, is important for identifying key threats to populations and predicting their …

The scale and patterns of movement and habitat use are primary considerations in the
conservation and management of threatened species. Movement, activity and habitat use of …

Abstract In January 2003, the Australian Capital Territory and surrounding areas of New
South Wales experienced one of the most severe wildfires in living memory. The majority of …