Diadromous fishes are a frequent but poorly understood component of coastal riverine fish
communities in Australia. There are~ 33 diadromous fishes found in Australian waters …

Variation in river flow is a strong behavioural determinant for the movement of many
freshwater fish species and often is linked to key aspects of their life cycle. The alteration of …

Acoustic telemetry is a widely used method in assessing behavioural dynamics in fishes.
Telemetry transmitters (tags) are often surgically implanted in the coelom of the animal with …

Despite providing considerable benefits to society, dams and weirs threaten riverine
ecosystems by disrupting movement and migration of aquatic animals and degrading …

Context Dryland rivers are unique ecosystems, where drought and flood play an important
role in shaping the ecosystem. River regulation has altered the natural flow regime in many …

Translocation of individuals is a widely used tool in the conservation of threatened species.
The movement behaviours of translocated individuals in their new environment are a key …

Context Understanding the movement behaviour of flow-dependent fish species is a
foundational principle underlying the effective management of highly modified riverscapes …

Movement and migration of freshwater fish for the purpose of feeding, dispersal, and
spawning are essential life history components often linked to river flows. Understanding …

There is a growing need for water managers to refine and optimise environmental flow
strategies (e-flows) to balance water requirements for humans and nature. With increasing …

Crocodilians are by their very nature difficult animals to study. However, research on wild
animals is essential for the development of reliable long-term management. Here, we …