As ecosystems experience simultaneous disturbances, it is critical to understand how
multiple stressors interact to affect ecological change. Land‐use change and extreme flow …

In this paper, we review and synthesize trout management philosophy and policies for Black
Hills streams in the states of South Dakota and Wyoming through the roles of hatcheries, fish …

The habitats of mountain river were excessively disturbed by various anthropogenic
stressors with the development of social economy and increasing of population. To improve …

Anthropogenic activities, such as oil and natural gas development (ONGD), have
significantly altered the landscape. It is often challenging to identify the mechanistic …

Climate change projections in the western United States suggest that snowpack levels and
winter precipitation will decline, but mean annual precipitation levels will remain unchanged …

Human activities have extensively altered native fish assemblages and their habitats in the
western United States. Conservation and restoration for long-term persistence of these …

Climate change projections in the western United States suggest that snowpack levels and
winter precipitation will decline, but mean annual precipitation levels will remain unchanged …

Understanding movement potential is essential when considering the potential for natural
recolonization following local extirpation events. We assessed movement and homerange …

Anthropogenic influences have hastened the imperilment of North American freshwater
species over the past century. Local extirpations and species extinction rates are expected …

INTRODUCTION The historic prioritization of species-based management resulted in the
delineation of “game” and “non-game” species (Leopold 1986). Game species can be …