Migratory freshwater fish (ie fish that use freshwater systems, either partly or exclusively)
occur around the world and travel between critical habitats to complete their life cycle. They …

Fishes are indicators of aquatic ecosystem wellbeing globally and used when
understanding impacts from water resources. The behavioural ecology of fishes as a Line of …

Fish telemetry is a widely established technique in developed countries. However, in
underdeveloped regions, its use is generally lacking. We briefly present common fish …

We present metagenomes of 16 samples of water and sediment from two lakes, collected
from eutrophic and non-eutrophic areas, including pooled samples enriched with phosphate …

The role of fish translocation upstream of dams, for the conservation of migratory species, is
controversial. An important but still unaddressed question is whether migratory patterns are …

Implementing environmental flows (e-flows) is crucial for protecting river ecosystems but
often competes with water needs for small-scale agriculture. Understanding these trade-offs …

The degradation of freshwater ecosystems can be attributed to stressors associated with the
increased demand for water and other aquatic resources. Freshwater ecosystems face such …

Common hippopotamus (Hippopotamus amphibius)(hereafter hippos) are iconic and
understudied ecological engineers in African aquatic and terrestrial systems. Temporal …

Coastal managers are increasingly challenged with implementing expensive restoration and
on-going maintenance programs to reinstate the services and values of floodplains as …

During 2012, aerial photographs of the Vaal River, South Africa, showed differences in water
colour on either side of the Lethabo Weir. Water upstream of the weir was muddy brown …