نتایج جستجو برای: stream biodiversity

تعداد نتایج: 94271  

Journal: :PLOS water 2023

Enthusiasm for and investments in nature-based solutions (NBS) as sustainable strategies climate adaptation infrastructure development is building among governments, the scientific community, engineering practitioners. This particularly true water security water-related risks. In a freshwater context, NBS may provide much-needed “win-wins” society environment that could benefit imperiled biodiv...

2004
Aaron A. Moore Margaret A. Palmer

The urbanization of agricultural lands is currently one of the dominant patterns of land use change in developed countries. In the United States and parts of Europe, this has led to the implementation of agricultural land preservation programs and riparian protection and replanting efforts along urban streams. The ecological benefits of such programs for the conservation of freshwater biodivers...

امیری, سید رضا, حسن زاده اول, فاطمه, زرقانی, هادی , منصوری, حامد, نصیری محلاتی, مهدی, کریمیان, مجید, کوچکی, علیرضا ,

Preservation and increase of biodiversity is one of the main components to achieve sustainability in agricultural systems. In this study, biodiversity evaluation indexes were used to evaluate and compare agrobiodiversity of vegetable crop systems among all provinces of Iran. In this study the biodiversity evaluation indexes included Shannon-Wiener, Simpson and Evenness. In order to compare the ...

2002
BRADLEY J. CARDINALE MARGARET A. PALMER

We present empirical evidence that the direct and indirect effects of species richness on ecological processes depend on a system’s disturbance regime. We manipulated the number of species of freshwater suspension feeders (net-spinning caddisflies) in laboratory stream mesocosms where communities were either subject to a periodic mortality or were left undisturbed. We hypothesized that disturba...

2013
Ursula Eisendle-Flöckner Christian D. Jersabek Martin Kirchmair

Glacier-fed rivers are among the most sensitive and endangered habitat types nowadays. Their upper reaches are located within areas of economic interest (e.g. skiing and glacier skiing, hydropower generation), but also within protected areas such as, for example, National Parks worldwide (e.g. Hohe Tauern, Pyrenees, Rocky Mountains). The majority of glacial river studies has focused on the macr...

2005
AARON A. MOORE MARGARET A. PALMER

The urbanization of agricultural lands is currently one of the dominant patterns of land use change in developed countries. In the United States and parts of Europe, this has led to the implementation of agricultural land preservation programs and riparian protection and replanting efforts along urban streams. The ecological benefits of such programs for the conservation of freshwater biodivers...

Journal: :Hydrobiologia 2022

Abstract Striving for an integrated semi-natural stream-floodplain system as restoration target would optimally serve biodiversity and the provisioning of ecosystem services. This pursuit is currently limited by multiple pressures constraints that come with, amongst others, a high human population density intensive land-use. To be able to weigh ecological societal needs in lowland-stream waters...

2015
Jani Heino Adriano S Melo Luis Mauricio Bini Florian Altermatt Salman A Al-Shami David G Angeler Núria Bonada Cecilia Brand Marcos Callisto Karl Cottenie Olivier Dangles David Dudgeon Andrea Encalada Emma Göthe Mira Grönroos Neusa Hamada Dean Jacobsen Victor L Landeiro Raphael Ligeiro Renato T Martins María Laura Miserendino Che Salmah Md Rawi Marciel E Rodrigues Fabio de Oliveira Roque Leonard Sandin Denes Schmera Luciano F Sgarbi John P Simaika Tadeu Siqueira Ross M Thompson Colin R Townsend

The hypotheses that beta diversity should increase with decreasing latitude and increase with spatial extent of a region have rarely been tested based on a comparative analysis of multiple datasets, and no such study has focused on stream insects. We first assessed how well variability in beta diversity of stream insect metacommunities is predicted by insect group, latitude, spatial extent, alt...

2005
Justin F. Costelloe Rodger B. Grayson Thomas A. McMahon

Australian arid zone ephemeral rivers are typically unregulated and maintain a high level of biodiversity and ecological health. Understanding the ecosystem functions of these rivers requires an understanding of their hydrology. These rivers are typified by highly variable hydrological regimes and a paucity, often a complete absence, of hydrological data to describe these flow regimes. A daily ...

2012
Jane M. Hughes Kathryn M. Real Jonathan C. Marshall Daniel J. Schmidt

Freshwater fish are a group that is especially susceptible to biodiversity loss as they often exist naturally in small, fragmented populations that are vulnerable to habitat degradation, pollution and introduction of exotic species. Relatively little is known about spatial dynamics of unperturbed populations of small-bodied freshwater fish species. This study examined population genetic structu...

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