Stream managers need to understand relationships between multiple stressors and
ecological responses. We examined responses of benthic invertebrates and algae along …

Excessive sediment pressure on aquatic habitats is of global concern. A unique dataset,
comprising instantaneous measurements of deposited fine sediment in 230 agricultural …

Increased fine sediment deposition is recognised as one of the major causes of biological
impairment of rivers and streams influencing all components of aquatic communities …

Natural water retention measures (NWRMs) belong to the broad range of nature-based
solutions and are receiving increased attention for targeting environmental problems of river …

Land use has been implicated as a major causal factor in the recent surge of emerging and
reemerging zoonotic diseases worldwide. Whirling disease, a parasitic infection caused by …

A fundamental consideration in aquatic invasive species risk management is the distribution
of invasive taxa relative to the risk assessment area. However, sampling the distribution of …

Despite deforestation and population growth during the last 30 years in Esmeraldas
(Northern Ecuador), there is no information about the impact of these changes on the coastal …

We review evidence for population-level impacts of infections for four economically
important myxosporean parasites: Myxobolus cerebralis, the cause of salmonid whirling …

The ability to prioritize habitats that have spatially varied contributions to species persistence
can produce synergistic benefits for regional conservation efforts. However, conservation in …

Habitat restoration for inland trout (family Salmonidae) is common across western North
America, but planners rarely consider disease risk when prioritizing restoration sites …