Abstract Wetlands (rivers, lakes, bogs, etc.), the biodiversity hotspots, provide habitats for
biology on Earth and play an important role in biodiversity protection around the world …

Despite the prevalence of damming as a global disturbance to river habitats, detailed reach-
based assessments of the ecological effects of dams are lacking, particularly across large …

The impacts of river damming on aquatic fauna are assessed and then integrated across
hierarchical scales, portrayed as nested circles. The outer circles characterize the studied …

Determination of the effects of cascade dams on benthic microbial ecosystem is essential for
dam regulation and ecological function protection. However, no comprehensive …

Rivers are a vital resource for human wellbeing. To reduce human impact on water bodies,
the European Union has established an essential regulatory framework for protection and …

Aim In response to climate change, species distribution shifts resulting from local extinctions,
colonizations and variations in population abundances potentially lead to community‐level …

Many studies have found that damming a river can change downstream hydrology, sediment
transport, channel morphology, and fish habitat. However, little is known about river dam …

The establishment of widespread non-native species and the loss of native species driven
by multiple anthropogenic disturbances have led to a dramatic reconfiguration of current …

Due to increasing anthropogenic activities, especially with cascade reservoirs having been
constructed, the hydrological regimes of the Hongshui River (HSR) Basin which were mainly …

The purpose of the present research was to analyze the available data on river restoration
projects in Europe. As the framework of our study, we conducted a structured international …