The flood pulse is the main driving force influencing river floodplain ecosystems. The
dominant role of the flood pulse on the success of non-native species (NNSs) is what …

Early indicators of restoration success can inform adaptive management strategies and
maintain community interest and financial investment. Coastal wetland restoration projects …

The temporal effect of discharge and limnology on fish composition and species diversity in
a floodplain lake at the confluence of the Amazon and Negro Rivers was evaluated. Species …

Environmental flows are now an important restoration technique in flow-degraded rivers,
and with the increasing public scrutiny of their effectiveness and value, the importance of …

Climate change is poised to have fundamental impacts on the freshwater environments of
the Amazon River Basin, and protected areas are routinely proposed as a possible …

Increased regulation and extraction of water from rivers has contributed to the decline of
fishes, and the use of environmental water allocations (EWA s) is now a key rehabilitation …

In river-floodplain ecosystems, overbank flows interact with floodplain geomorphology to
generate a network of transient inter-waterbody connections. Heterogeneity in the …

Although environmental filtering and spatial structuring are commonly regarded as two key
factors shaping community dynamics, their relative contribution remains unknown for …

Common carp, Cyprinus carpio, is a highly invasive fish species across freshwater systems
of south-eastern Australia, and especially in semi-arid floodplain wetlands. However, multi …

Understanding energy flow through ecosystems and among sub‐habitats is critical for
understanding patterns of biodiversity and ecosystem function. It can also be of considerable …