The implementation of environmental flows (e-flows) aims to reduce the negative impacts of
hydrological alteration on freshwater ecosystems. Despite the growing attention to the …

Habitat fragmentation drives biodiversity loss in rivers around the world. Although the effects
of anthropogenic barriers on river connectivity are well known, there has been little research …

Implementing environmental flows (e-flows) is crucial for protecting river ecosystems but
often competes with water needs for small-scale agriculture. Understanding these trade-offs …

Tree establishment following severe or stand-replacing disturbance is critical for achieving
US climate change mitigation goals and for maintaining the co-benefits of intact forest …

As the centerpiece of ecosystems and human societies, river basins are complex social–
ecological systems (SESs) that depend on the natural flow regime and the hydrologic …

Environmental flow (e-flow) is the water demand of one given ecosystem, which can become
the flow regulation target for protection and restoration of river or estuarine ecosystems. In …

Abstract The Rio Grande–Rio Bravo's flow regime has been highly altered for more than 130
years, yet the river ecosystem still supports important biodiversity including numerous …

As water resources enter the era of the Anthropocene, the process of anthropogenic
droughts arises as the interplay between climate cycles and human-centered water …

Conservation programs range from small, place-based initiatives to large, bureaucracy-
heavy systems. The dynamics of these programs vary greatly. New initiatives may …

Abstract The Rio Grande-Bravo (RGB) Basin, shared by the United States and Mexico, is a
water-scarce basin shaped by climatic, topographic, and ecosystemic contrasts. As part of …