Fishponds play a key role in current pondscapes in many developed countries. They provide
multiple ecosystem services affected by trade-offs mediated by different types of fishpond …

Fishponds are artificial ecosystems in which biodiversity may be strongly affected by fish
farming management. We studied biodiversity variation along a gradient of fish farming …

Biodiversity and nature values in anthropogenic landscapes often depend on land use
practices and management. Evaluations of the association between management and …

Most of the large pond systems in the Czech Republic were built in 16th century. One of the
most important fishpond systems is the one of the Třeboň basin (Třeboň fishpond system …

The case study was carried out in locality of Rod fishpond, South Bohemia, Czech Republic.
The site merges with the Třeboňsko protected landscape area and UNESCO biosphere …

Most aquatic ecosystems are under increasing pressure from human activities, and
consequently freshwater biodiversity is highly threatened. Small water bodies represent a …

The protection and successive regeneration of the gene pool contained in the temperate
aquatic and wetland vegetation nowadays represents a much more urgent task than its …

Freshwater ponds have long been an overlooked biodiversity store and changing types of
land use and the land management practices has led to a steady decline in pond numbers …

Current rates of habitat loss require science-based predictions on how to restore or newly
create lost habitat types. In aquatic ecosystems, littoral zones are key habitats for food web …