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

Environmental flow assessments (e-flows) are widely used within water allocation planning
to address the threat to rivers and human communities posed by water extraction. However …

For over two decades, Australia has sought to address the effects of the over allocation of
water resources in the Murray-Darling Basin through implementation of the Murray Darling …

To enable prioritization among measures for ecological restoration, knowing the expected
benefits and consequences of implementation is imperative but rarely explicitly quantified …

Abstract The Murray–Darling Basin in south‐eastern Australia contains over 70,000 km2 of
wetlands and floodplains, many of which are in poor condition. In response, Australian …

Fish assemblages in dryland rivers have life‐history strategies that have evolved in
response to environmental conditions and triggers, particularly water temperatures and flow …

The degree of success of river water diversion planning decisions is affected by uncertain
environmental conditions. The adaptive water management framework incorporates this …

Climate change coupled with increased anthropogenic activities intensifies the potency and
frequency of extreme weather events. While multihazard assessments of these extreme …

Management of resources is often a large-scale task addressed using many small-scale
interventions. The range of scales at which organisms respond to those interventions, along …

Hong Kong (HK), one of the world's most densely populated metropolises, is home to over
200 rivers and streams extending about 2500 km in length. During the 1970s–1990s, most …