Add to ORKGThe topics related to the problems of fish habitat conservation in rivers and streams are treated as a part of Eco-Hydraulics. Three key factors: (1) essential conditions needed for streams where fish can live, (2) essential factors to complete migration, and (3) important characteristics of migrating fish are summarized. Then, fundamental concepts about fish passage are described, especially considering the latter two key factors. In the second section on instream flow, flow rate problems for fish and a recent tool to analyze the problem are discussed. The second section focuses on the first key factor, by introducing the PHABSIM portion of IFIM
There is an increasing demand for tools to assist in the management of environmental flows in rivers...
Fish passage in water conservancy projects is an important means of improving river connectivity, an...
Run-of-river hydroelectric projects do not have many of the environmental issues associated with lar...
The topics related to the problems of fish habitat conservation in rivers and streams are treated as...
The concept ofinstream flow criteria was first defined in the 1940's, and has since developed i...
Much effort has been devoted to developing, constructing and refining fish passage facilities to ena...
In this study, the quality of the aquatic habitats of mountain and piedmont streams was evaluated us...
Rivers fragmentation by migration barriers has a significant negative effect on native fish communit...
The fragmentation of habitats has been acknowledged for 30 years as one of the five main factors of ...
This report is prepared as a working guide for Forest Biologists and Engineers who are confronted wi...
A quick, easy methodology is described for determining flows to protect the aquatic resources in bot...
The recording and classification of obstacles that can interfere with the movements and migrations o...
Social and economic development will influence the nature environment and lead to ecological problem...
Fish passage is now an integral part of compensatory mitigation under the new Nationwide Permit regu...
Minimum flows in rivers and streams aim to provide a certain level of protection for the aquatic env...
There is an increasing demand for tools to assist in the management of environmental flows in rivers...
Fish passage in water conservancy projects is an important means of improving river connectivity, an...
Run-of-river hydroelectric projects do not have many of the environmental issues associated with lar...
The topics related to the problems of fish habitat conservation in rivers and streams are treated as...
The concept ofinstream flow criteria was first defined in the 1940's, and has since developed i...
Much effort has been devoted to developing, constructing and refining fish passage facilities to ena...
In this study, the quality of the aquatic habitats of mountain and piedmont streams was evaluated us...
Rivers fragmentation by migration barriers has a significant negative effect on native fish communit...
The fragmentation of habitats has been acknowledged for 30 years as one of the five main factors of ...
This report is prepared as a working guide for Forest Biologists and Engineers who are confronted wi...
A quick, easy methodology is described for determining flows to protect the aquatic resources in bot...
The recording and classification of obstacles that can interfere with the movements and migrations o...
Social and economic development will influence the nature environment and lead to ecological problem...
Fish passage is now an integral part of compensatory mitigation under the new Nationwide Permit regu...
Minimum flows in rivers and streams aim to provide a certain level of protection for the aquatic env...
There is an increasing demand for tools to assist in the management of environmental flows in rivers...
Fish passage in water conservancy projects is an important means of improving river connectivity, an...
Run-of-river hydroelectric projects do not have many of the environmental issues associated with lar...