Southeast Asia (SEA) is a socio-economically and environmentally dynamic region of the
world, with abundant renewable freshwater resources. At the same time, the population of …

Human impacts on natural ecosystems are pervasive and will play out more severely as
human populations and per capita resource use increase. Freshwater ecosystems are …

Effective river restoration and management programs require an understanding of the river's
variable flow regimes as well as the physical and ecological perspective of the catchments …

The Tangon river (267 km long), of India and Bangladesh, is highly affected by the
construction of the dam (1989) at 10 km west of Boda in Panchgarh district, Bangladesh. The …

The modification of river flow regimes poses a significant threat to the world's freshwater
ecosystems. Northern Australia's freshwater resources, particularly dry season river flows …

Riverine ecosystem services to human beings are dynamically evaluated by harmonic
relationships; however, over growing human service demands (HSDs) are leading to …

Hilsa (Tenualosa ilisha), a highly prized edible fish, is consumed by over 250 million people
worldwide. Estrogens are essential hormones required during reproduction and bind with …

The survival of the flora and fauna in rivers depends on maintaining environmental flow (e-
flow). In the present work, e-flow has been calculated for two gauging sites of the Musi River …

The study monitors chronological changes (1922–36 to 2023) in channel morphological
status of the Mayurakshi River in Eastern India using the index of Geomorphic Status (GS). It …

Fluvial ecosystem function and biological communities entirely depended on habitat quality;
however, increasing anthropogenic intervention damages the habitat quality day by day …