Hydrologic signatures are quantitative metrics or indices that describe statistical or
dynamical properties of hydrologic data series, primarily streamflow. Hydrologic signatures …

A review of ecological, social, engineering, and integrative approaches to define and apply
resilience thinking is presented and comparatively discussed in the context of watershed …

Environmental flow programs aim to protect aquatic habitats and species while recognizing
competing water demands. Often this is done at the local or watershed level because it is …

Watershed classification has long been a key tool in the hydrological sciences, but few
studies have been extended to biogeochemistry. We developed a combined hydro …

Streamflow patterns are shifting with climate change, and these shifts pose increasing risk to
freshwater ecosystems. These emerging changes must be linked with ecological functions of …

Seasonal flow transitions between wet and dry conditions are a primary control on river
conditions, including biogeochemical processes and aquatic life-history strategies. In …

Abstract The Amazon River basin contains a vast diversity of lotic habitats and
accompanying hydrological regimes. Further understanding the spatial distribution of flow …

Hydrologic and geomorphic classifications have gained traction in response to the
increasing need for basin‐wide water resources management. Regardless of the selected …

Reach‐scale morphological channel classifications are underpinned by the theory that each
channel type is related to an assemblage of reach‐and catchment‐scale hydrologic …

Research regarding self‐maintenance of pool‐riffle river morphology has focused on
hydraulics within individual pool‐riffle couplets. Here, we make a scientific leap from one site …