Abstract The United Nations' Convention on Biological Diversity set forth the 30× 30 target,
an agenda for countries to protect at least 30% of their terrestrial, inland water, and coastal …

Despite the numerous hydrological, geological, and ecological benefits produced by
floodplain landscapes, floodplains continue to be degraded by human activities at a much …

The complementary operation of hydropower and photovoltaic power, aimed at meeting real-
time demand, has led to frequent adjustments in power generation, causing significant …

Degraded physical habitat is a common stressor affecting river ecosystems and typically
addressed in the United States (US) through a regulatory focus on sediment. However, a …

Aim Invasion ecology is replete with a body of well‐supported yet contradictory evidence for
numerous invasion hypotheses, likely as a result of context dependency. Context …

Reshaping the scale of planning for hydropower development, from reaches to basin-scales,
has been recommended as a more effective way to ameliorate the environmental impacts of …

Tradeoffs between human demands and ecological consequences of water resources
necessitate setting limits to the hydrologic alteration of rivers–these limits or thresholds are …

The increase in population has rapidly changed the land use, and signs of climate change
are quite visible nowadays. The objective of this paper is to understand the impact of land …

The stream habitats of Mexican Ambystoma are being degraded by human activities, which
can have detrimental effects on their populations. A better understanding of the microhabitat …

New Zealand legislation requires that Regional Councils set limits for water resource usage
to manage the effects of abstractions in over-allocated catchments. We propose a simple …