One-way connectivity maintained by fish passing through hydropower turbines in
fragmented rivers can be important to population dynamics, but can also introduce a new …

Resolving the controversy about hydropower is only possible based on reliable data on its
ecological effects, particularly fish welfare. 2. Herein, we propose a comprehensive …

Globally, rivers directly support a large proportion of the human population and provide
ecosystem services essential for quality of life, including the provision of protein through …

Freshwater fishes are one of the most imperiled groups of vertebrates, and population
declines are alarming in terms of biodiversity and to communities that rely on fisheries for …

This study aimed to investigate the environmental impacts generated by the hydroelectric
complex in the Madeira River, Brazilian Amazon, based on the perceptions of local fishers …

Environmentally enhanced hydroelectric turbines have been developed to reduce injury and
mortality of downstream-migrating fishes and to improve downstream water quality …

Fish can be injured or killed during turbine passage. This paper reports the first in-situ
evaluation of hydraulic conditions that fish experienced during passage through Francis …

Abstract Knowledge on the extent and mechanisms of fish damage caused by hydropower
facilities is important for their ecological improvement. Herein, a novel field‐based fish injury …

The introduction of catch welfare to commercial wild-capture fisheries will be challenging. In
this chapter, we discuss how taking a science-based approach to understanding catch …

Predicting the behavior of individuals acting under their own motivation is a challenge
shared across multiple scientific fields, from economic to ecological systems. In rivers, fish …