Worldwide, tidal barriers (eg barrages, dikes, tide gates) are constructed in the lower
reaches and estuaries of rivers to limit saltwater incursion into upstream freshwater reserves …

River regulation can diminish freshwater flows to estuaries and compromise estuarine
functionality. Understanding biotic responses to altered flow regimes is imperative to …

The case for restoring water to the environment in the Murray–Darling Basin, Australia, is
based mainly on condition assessments, although time series provide valuable information …

Abstract Information on the movements and population structure of an exploited fish species
is vital for determining the appropriate spatial scale at which management should occur to …

Freshwater flows into estuaries influence fish populations through effects on recruitment,
growth and mortality. We compared year class strength of a large sciaenid Argyrosomus …

Many exploited coastal species rely on estuarine nurseries, however, the importance of
different estuaries and their contribution to exploited populations can vary. Identification of …

Stock enhancement involves the augmentation of wild populations with hatchery-reared
recruits. Stock enhancement generally also includes a postrelease monitoring program …

Understanding the influence of river hydrology and connectivity on the migration and
recruitment of diadromous fishes is fundamental for species management and conservation …

Persistent drought conditions in the Murray-Darling Basin (MDB) combined with a history of
river regulation and over extraction of water resources have resulted in below average …

Executive summary Critical components, processes and services (CPS) have been
identified as part of a recent update of the Ecological Character Description of the Coorong …