Increased anthropogenic activities, especially within the river corridor, have progressively
disrupted natural flow regimes and segmented channel–floodplain connectivity. Consequent …

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

In 1992, damming was performed in Punarbhaba river (India and Bangladesh), disturbing
water flow and riparian wetland ecology. We measured the eco-hydrological failure rate …

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 …

Environmental flow is an important indicator of river health as it maintains the natural flow
pattern of riverine ecosystem. Although numerous researches for analyzing the hydrological …

Teesta river basin in Eastern Himalaya is being subjected to cascade hydropower
development. To assess the impacts of this developmental activity on fish fauna of the basin …

Abstract 'Saraiyaman'along Gandak River in the Ganges basin is a protected natural oxbow
lake. In spite of the protection mechanism, it has been unrecognised for its habitat services …

Environmental flows (Eflow, hereafter) are the flows to be maintained in the river for its
healthy functioning and the sustenance and protection of aquatic ecosystems. Estimation of …

The diverse germplasms pool already available in the vast and varied water resources of
India has potential to cater to the need of the fisheries and aquaculture sector, but …

Ecological water supplement projects (EWSP) aimed at restoring damaged river ecosystems
can change river hydrological processes, and loss of water through river leakage can …