Migratory freshwater fish (ie fish that use freshwater systems, either partly or exclusively)
occur around the world and travel between critical habitats to complete their life cycle. They …

Abstract Study Region The Great Rift Valley lakes of Kenya have recently experienced
significant increases in their water levels, negatively impacting the local communities. This …

Anthropogenic activities have increasingly subjected freshwater ecosystems globally to
various pressures. Increasing land use activities have been highly linked to deteriorating …

Across the Afrotropical ecosystems human activities are increasingly modifying natural flow
regimes, nutrient and organic matter loading and processing in streams and rivers with …

Despite covering only 0.82% of the ocean's surface, the Mediterranean Sea supports up to
18% of all known marine species, with 21% being listed as vulnerable and 11% as …

In developing regions of the world, valuable and vulnerable water resources are being used
excessively. Through water resource development, multiple water quality, flow, and other …

Riverine ecosystems are some of the most biologically diverse on earth, but are also among
the most threatened by anthropogenic actions. Lack of local-scale studies monitoring …

Fish behaviour is one biological organisational level regularly used to assess the state of
freshwater ecosystems and can be monitored using fish telemetry methods. The …

Common hippopotamus (Hippopotamus amphibius)(hereafter hippos) are iconic and
understudied ecological engineers in African aquatic and terrestrial systems. Temporal …

As agricultural land use and climate change continue to pose increasing threats to
biodiversity in sub‐Saharan Africa, efforts are being made to identify areas where trade‐offs …