Environmental flows (e‐flows) are powerful tools for sustaining freshwater biodiversity and
ecosystem services, but their widespread implementation faces numerous social, political …

The western cordillera supplies freshwater across much of western Canada mainly through
meltwater from snow and ice. This “alpine water tower” has been, and is projected to be …

Streamflow prediction plays a vital role in water resources planning in order to understand
the dramatic change of climatic and hydrologic variables over different time scales. In this …

Habitat fragmentation drives biodiversity loss in rivers around the world. Although the effects
of anthropogenic barriers on river connectivity are well known, there has been little research …

Societies worldwide make large investments in the sustainability of integrated human-
freshwater systems, but uncertainty about water supplies under climate change poses a …

Policies that mandate environmental flows (e-flows) can be powerful tools for freshwater
conservation, but implementation of these policies faces many hurdles. To better understand …

In this paper, a multi-objective, multi-period, and stochastic mathematical model is
developed to identify drought-resilient strategies for balancing human and environmental …

Optimizing water allocation is a crucial strategy for water planning in large basins, such as
the Yellow River basin. The transforming water supply pattern, triggered by inter-basin water …

Conservation programs around the world aim to balance social equity, economic efficiency,
and conservation outcomes. Tradeoffs among these three objectives necessarily exist but …

Aligning water supply with demand is a challenge, particularly in areas with large seasonal
variation in precipitation and those dominated by winter precipitation. Climate change is …