Inundation hydrology and associated processes control biogeochemical processing in
floodplains. To better understand how hydrologic connectivity, residence time, and …

ABSTRACT The Atchafalaya River Basin in south‐central Louisiana (USA) comprises the
largest contiguous river–floodplain swamp in North America and functions as a distributary …

Abstract The Atchafalaya River Basin is the largest remaining forested wetland in the
contiguous United States. Since 1960, dredging and channel erosion in the Basin have …

Abstract The Atchafalaya River Basin (ARB) is the largest distributary basin of the
Mississippi River and contains the largest tract of forested wetlands in North America …

Little is known about water movement, volume, or residence time (RT), and how those
characteristics affect sediment trapping efficiency (TE) and dissolved oxygen concentrations …

We used conservative isotope tracers (deuterium and oxygen-18) and biologically relevant
water quality measurements to assess connectivity of the Atchafalaya River to other …

Abstract The Atchafalaya River Basin Floodway (ARBF), a regulated river/floodplain
distributary of the Mississippi River, experiences an annual flood pulse that strongly …

Water quality and river connectivity influence fisheries, but their role is not understood in wild
crayfish harvest, or how water quality and river connectivity are incorporated into crayfish …

Spatial and temporal heterogeneity in Atchafalaya River Basin (ARB) physical and chemical
characteristics are associated with floodplain inundation and rising water temperatures …

Long‐term monitoring is critical for documenting population and community trends and for
management, especially in large river‐floodplain ecosystems that provide important …