Assessment, maintenance, and implementation of environmental flow (hereafter e-flow) in
rivers and wetlands have been recognized as a vital tool for sustaining freshwater …

Being able to access fish and other aquatic resources in inland waters for nutrition and food
security is essential for rural populations in many developing countries and inland fisheries …

Abstract Information about suspended sediment concentration (SSC) in the stream is vital for
sustainability of water conservation and erosion control planning, designing and monitoring …

Habitat suitability refers to the mechanism that enables organisms to choose suitable
habitats to survive. In the present study, we studied the habitat suitability of young golden …

Incorporating limited ecological curves, a novel operation chart optimization method is
proposed for the multipurpose hydropower systems, which is capable of improving power …

Ecological flow is a restrictive condition set for human water consumption in water resources
management to protect river ecosystems. However, uncertainties in hydrological conditions …

River flow is closely linked to survival of human cultures, the economies providing
sustainable livelihoods, and the general well-being of the society. The concept of …

Brown trout Salmo trutta is a potent global invader and its establishments have progressively
altered physiologies, life‐histories and niche‐availabilities for native fish species. River …

In the last century, thousands of dams and diversions have been built to regulate the
streamflow, resulting in water impoundment in the upstream and frequent drought conditions …

The construction and operation of water conservancy projects changes the original flow
regimes of rivers, and thus disturbs the habitat conditions of aquatic organisms. As an …