Globally, collapse of ecosystems—potentially irreversible change to ecosystem structure,
composition and function—imperils biodiversity, human health and well‐being. We examine …

Successful, state‐dependent management, in which the goal of management is to maintain
a system in a desired state, involves defining the boundaries between different states. Once …

Temnocephalids are a diverse family of rhabdocoel flatworms associated as ectosymbionts
of freshwater invertebrates, including crustaceans. Eastern Australia has been identified as …

Conservation of biodiversity alongside agriculture is now a global priority. Tree-nesting
waterbirds have a tenuous relationship with farmlands because their survival requires …

The Murray–Darling Basin Plan was established with the objective of restoring water from
irrigation to the environment, thereby conserving wetlands and biodiversity. We examined …

Surface water connectivity between rivers and floodplain lakes is essential to maintain
biodiversity and ecological functioning in floodplain wetlands. This study proposes a method …

Hydrology-climate changes and food availability are expected to be the primary drivers that
result in a loss of waterbirds diversity. Non-biological factors are vital to food availability in …

Understanding waterbird abundance and distribution in relation to environmental and
anthropogenic factors can contribute to effective waterbird management in high altitude …

Many of the world's freshwater ecosystems are degrading with increasing water resource
developments, necessitating identification of useful indicators that track large scale …

Drone use in wildlife biology has greatly increased as they become cheaper and easier to
deploy in the field. In this paper we describe a less invasive method of using drones and …