The construction of dams and weirs has fragmented many rivers and streams globally, and
this is a major threat to biodiversity. The most common method used to reduce these impacts …

Many freshwater fishes are imperilled globally, and there is a need for easily accessible,
contemporary ecological knowledge to guide management. This compendium contains …

We review the literature on the ecology, connectivity, human impacts and management of
freshwater and estuarine systems in the Great Barrier Reef catchment (424,000 km 2), on …

In natural ecosystems of animals, introduction of larvae of parasitic nematodes into the litter
layer from excrement facilitates their migration and search of new host vertebrate animals. In …

Worldwide, tidal barriers (eg barrages, dikes, tide gates) are constructed in the lower
reaches and estuaries of rivers to limit saltwater incursion into upstream freshwater reserves …

Addressing the impact of dams and other water control structures on fish communities and
aquatic ecosystems is a major concern for fisheries managers in the Laurentian Great …

In tropical coastal lowland rivers, there are frequently biodiverse upstream migrations of post-
larval and juvenile diadromous fish from estuaries into freshwater. Tidal barriers completely …

Globally, fishways have been constructed as a technical solution to reduce the damaging
effects of dams and weirs on fish movement. Some common design typologies are rock …

This study used an experimental approach to compare the passage success of native and
exotic fish species from the temperate Southern Hemisphere over an artificial baffled fish …

The waterways of the North American Great Plains have experienced extensive
fragmentation from instream structures and intermittency caused by excessive dewatering …