The average annual temperature, precipitation, and evaporation patterns are some of the
characteristics which indicate to a globe where climate is rapidly changing. It remains …

For over two decades, Australia has sought to address the effects of the over allocation of
water resources in the Murray-Darling Basin through implementation of the Murray Darling …

River connectivity is essential for the resilience of fish assemblages and populations and is
a priority goal to reach good ecological status for river systems. Increasing knowledge on the …

Understanding different facets of biodiversity patterns and their ecological drivers are
essential for freshwater conservation. This is especially true for fish fauna in the Mekong …

Connectivity plays a crucial role in maintaining the structural and functional attributes of river
networks. Therefore, the loss of connectivity (fragmentation) alters the functioning and …

Flow regulation and the spread of invasive species are significant threats to freshwater
biodiversity, including native fish communities in rivers across the globe. The bleak …

Freshwater biodiversity is currently under multiple threats. Conservation of freshwater fish
biodiversity needs to be prioritized because natural conservation resources are always …

Increasing threats to freshwater biodiversity from environmental changes and human
activities highlight the need to understand the linkages between biological communities and …

Aim Stream fish distributions are hypothesized to be strongly associated with landscape
characteristics at multiple scales. Variation in flow regimes and intensity of landscape …

In semi-arid environments, the effects of irregularly distributed rainfall, flow regulation and
water inter-basin transfer enhance the spread of non-native fish to the detriment of native …