Understanding whether and how environmental conditions may impact food web structure at
a global scale is central to our ability to predict how food webs will respond to climate …

Globally, lake fish communities are being subjected to a range of scale‐dependent
anthropogenic pressures, from climate change to eutrophication, and from overexploitation …

Aim We tested whether there is a strong effect of species interactions on assembly of local
lake fish communities, in addition to environmental filters and dispersal. Location Seven …

Aim Environmental change affects metacommunity structure both directly—via abiotic factors
and dispersal that affect species occurrence—and indirectly—via complex interactions …

Small nearshore fishes are an important part of lacustrine and functional diversity and link
pelagic and benthic habitats by serving as prey for larger nearshore and offshore fishes …

As the global human population grows, it remains a top priority for communities, managers,
policymakers, and stakeholders to maintain healthy, sustainable, and productive fisheries …

Aim The factors that set range limits for animal populations can inform management plans
aimed at maintaining regional biodiversity. We examine abiotic and biotic drivers of the …

On-going land-use change has profound impacts on biodiversity by filtering species that
cannot survive in disturbed landscapes and potentially altering biotic interactions. In …

Hydrological connectivity in river systems facilitates the movement of animals across riverine
landscapes and influences fish habitat but is threatened by climate change and water …

Inter‐relations between water quality and piscivore populations have remained poorly
studied but their quantification is crucial for the ecosystem‐based management of inland …