Perennial rivers in desert regions are relevant environments that tend to concentrate most
ecosystem services and values, but are not as studied as much as intermittent and …

Floodplains are some of the most ecologically important and human‐impacted habitats
throughout the world. Large efforts are underway in North America, Europe, Australia, and …

Riparian zones are one of the most productive ecosystems in the world, but are at risk due to
agricultural expansion and climate change. To maximize return on conservation investment …

Abstract Changes in hydromorphological conditions in the mountainous Czarny Dunajec
River over the last six decades were investigated through the analysis of archival aerial …

Habitat degradation is one of the major reasons for freshwater species decline.
Hydrogeomorphological processes (such as sediment transport, bank erosion, and flooding) …

The hydrogeomorphological condition due to anthropogenic interventions is deteriorating
globally. Thus, the present work intends to assess the hydromorphological condition of the …

Braided reaches were common along near‐natural Alpine rivers, and the associated habitat
dynamics supported plant and animal species specialized on early‐successional stages …

Stream assessment indices have become increasingly important in quantifying the overall
status of river networks to define specific targets for restoration initiatives. Such an …

Since the Water Framework Directive (WFD) came into force in 2000, data on the
hydromorphological quality have been collected for all rivers in Europe. In Germany, a …

Stream restoration practitioners and researchers have devoted a great deal of effort in recent
decades to developing extensive guidance for stream restoration. The available resources …