Remote sensing technology offers the ability to derive information on freshwater fish habitats
across broad geographic areas and has the potential to transform approaches to monitoring …

Ecosystems experiencing pressures are at risk of rapidly transitioning (“tipping”) from one
state to another. Identifying and managing these so-called tipping points continue to be a …

Aquatic habitat in the Greater Toronto Area has been subject to anthropogenic stressors.
The subsequent aquatic habitat degradation that followed led to the Toronto and Region …

Mitigation banking is part of the ever-expanding global environmental market framework that
aims to balance negative approved anthropogenic impacts versus third-party provided …

Freshwater ecosystems face numerous threats, including habitat alteration, invasive
species, pollution, over extraction of resources, fragmentation, and climate change. When …

Hydropower operations significantly alter the natural hydrological conditions of rivers,
exerting adverse effects on riverine ecosystems. Accurate identification of fish habitats under …

Unstable and simplified freshwater food webs impair the resilience of Canadian fisheries
facing environmental stressors. This study utilizes stable isotope analyses to assess trophic …

Rawapening is one of Indonesia's national priority lakes, which is experiencing
environmental damage and urgently needs rehabilitation. The decline in water quality is …

The 2019 revisions to Canada's Fisheries Act (FA) introduced, for the first time, the
legislative mandate within the Act to consider cumulative effects (CE) in decision-making …

Canadian freshwater fishes are a diverse group of vertebrates, some of which are
undergoing significant population declines. To detect and monitor freshwater fishes, the use …