In this review, we first summarize how hydrologic connectivity has been studied for riverine
fish capable of moving long distances, and then identify research opportunities that have …

Freshwater ecosystems and the fisheries they support are increasingly threatened by human
activities. To aid in their management and protection, we outline nine key principles for …

Warmer water, changes in stream flow, and the increasing frequency and intensity of other
disturbances are among the factors associated with climate change that are likely to impact …

Les poissons salmonidés indigènes font souvent face simultanément à une double menace
représentée par la fragmentation des habitats et l'invasion de salmonidés non indigènes …

Landscape connectivity is a very recurrent theme in landscape ecology as it is considered
pivotal for the long term conservation of any organism's populations. Nevertheless, this …

Wildfire is an important natural process in many stream ecosystems, but the ability of fish to
respond to wildfire-related disturbances is increasingly constrained by human activities that …

The genetic structure of animal populations is influenced by, among other factors, dispersal
and relatedness. Limited dispersal may cause local spatial restrictions in gene flow, which …

Anthropogenic climate change is rapidly altering aquatic ecosystems across the Rocky
Mountain West and may detrimentally impact populations of sensitive species that are often …

The success of species reintroductions can depend on a combination of environmental,
demographic, and genetic factors. Although the importance of these factors in the success of …

To demonstrate the importance of genetic data for multispecies conservation approaches,
we examined the distribution of genetic variation across the range of the mountain whitefish …