Rivers continue to be harnessed to meet humanity's growing demands for electricity, water,
and flood control. While the socioecological impacts of river infrastructure projects (RIPs) …

Declining fish communities characterise global freshwater environments, including those in
Australia. Lost river connectivity through water resource development is a key cause of …

Fragmentation is one of the major threats to riverine ecosystems and this is most explicitly
expressed by the decline in numbers of migratory fish species. Yet each species has …

Biodiversity in stream networks is threatened globally by interactions between habitat
fragmentation and altered hydrologic regimes. In the Great Plains of North America, stream …

Effects of fragmentation on the ecology of organisms occupying dendritic ecological
networks (DENs) have recently been described through both conceptual and mathematical …

A key challenge in aquatic restoration efforts is documenting locations where ecological
connectivity is disrupted in water bodies that are dammed or crossed by roads (road …

Artificial barriers are one of the main threats to river ecosystems, resulting in habitat
fragmentation and loss of connectivity. Yet, the abundance and distribution of most artificial …

Context 'Happy River'is a new goal of river management in the new era of China. Aims To
quantitatively evaluate the status of 'Happy River'. Methods The evaluation model of 'Happy …

1. Introduction 1.1. Defining Welfare 2. Managing Stress in Fish 2.1. Considerations for Care
of Wild Fish in Captivity 2.2. The Impact of Psychological Stress 2.3. Controlling and …

River fragmentation due to artificial barriers directly impacts fish communities by limiting
migratory movements. This work aims to understand how small barriers affect the …