Tropical forests influence freshwater fish through multiple pathways, only some of which are
well documented. We systematically reviewed the literature to assess the current state of …

Despite ongoing loss of diversity in freshwater ecosystems, and despite mitigation measures
to halt this loss, it is still not clear what ecological drivers underlies lotic biodiversity. A …

Abstract The Brazilian Cerrado, the most biodiverse savanna globally with great importance
for water and carbon conservation, faces the impacts of rapid and extensive land …

Intensive agricultural and industrial activities are often considered major sources of water
contamination. Currently, riparian vegetation (RV) is increasingly being promoted as a …

Riparian areas, the interface between land and freshwater ecosystems, are considered to
play a pivotal role in the supply of regulating, provisioning, cultural and supporting services …

Although forested riparian buffers can improve stream habitat, there remains debate as to
whether biotic integrity can be maintained by buffers in highly degraded watersheds. To …

Cattle degrade streams by increasing sediment, nutrient, and fecal bacteria levels. Riparian
fencing is one best management practice that may protect water quality within many grazed …

We developed a new approach using a cloud‐based remote sensing and geospatial
analysis platform, Google Earth Engine, to quantify temporal changes in river channel …

Magnitude and temporal variability of streamflow is essential for natural biodiversity and the
stability of aquatic environments. In this study, a comparative analysis between historical …

Environmental flows remain biased toward the traditional biological group of fish species.
Consequently, these flows ignore the inter-annual flow variability that rules species with …