Research using lakes and ponds as model systems contributes both to addressing the
freshwater biodiversity crisis and developing general theories and frameworks for …

Using models to predict future changes in species distributions in response to projected
climate change is a common tool to aid management and species conservation. However …

Typology systems are frequently used in applied and fundamental ecology and are relevant
for environmental monitoring and conservation. They aggregate ecosystems into discrete …

Understanding the spatial structure and diversity of fish communities in urban environments
is crucial for effective conservation and management. Our study investigates the complexity …

Aim The spatial distribution of ectotherms is strongly dependent on the temperature of their
environments. In temperate lakes, fishes with different thermal optima can become spatially …

One of the greatest challenges for researchers today is understanding climate change
impacts on fish populations, particularly in vulnerable ecosystems such as the Canadian …

Analyses of functional trait variation across ecological communities offer valuable insights
into the factors that influence and predict trait composition, deepening our understanding of …

Inland fisheries are an important source of employment, nutrition, and recreation around the
world that are often overshadowed by their marine counterparts. Given the importance of …