Mediterranean rivers are one of the most threatened ecosystems worldwide. In Chile, there have been efforts to understand and protect these ecosystems, but there are still many uncharacterized rivers. The aim of this study was to characterize the biological, physicochemical and hydromorphological quality of Lia river. Results showed that biodiversity, as well as water and forest quality, was better in the headstream. Thus, to improve the maintenance of these ecosystems, conservation measures should be proposed for the headstream area of the Lia river
This work evaluates the consequences of anthropogenic pressures at different sections of a Patagonia...
Measuring watershed health: training conservation planners how to use biophysical tools for monitori...
AIM: This study evaluated the impacts of anthropogenic activities upstream of conservation areas on ...
In Chile, mediterranean climate conditions only occur in the Central Zone (ChMZ). Despite its small ...
ABSTRACT Rivers are among the most diverse and threatened ecosystems on the Earth, but their conserv...
River ecosystems integrate all the changes that occur throughout the territory of their basin and fo...
ABSTRACT\ud Rivers are among the most diverse and threatened ecosystems on the Earth, but their cons...
The Paraná River is characterized by a high spatial and temporal heterogeneity that includes a wide ...
River conservation efforts traditionally focus on perennial watercourses (i.e., those that do not dr...
Headwaters, the sources of all stream networks, provide habitats that are unique from other freshwat...
The manuscript refl ects the opinion of the authors about the need for a hydromorphological approach...
Land-use change is a principal factor affecting riparian vegetation and river biodiversity. In Chile...
ABSTRACT: The diversity of life in headwater streams (intermittent, first and second order) contribu...
Artículo de publicación ISITo assess the current status of surface waters, it is necessary, as a fir...
The climatic and geographic characteristics of Central Chile allow the concentration of high water d...
This work evaluates the consequences of anthropogenic pressures at different sections of a Patagonia...
Measuring watershed health: training conservation planners how to use biophysical tools for monitori...
AIM: This study evaluated the impacts of anthropogenic activities upstream of conservation areas on ...
In Chile, mediterranean climate conditions only occur in the Central Zone (ChMZ). Despite its small ...
ABSTRACT Rivers are among the most diverse and threatened ecosystems on the Earth, but their conserv...
River ecosystems integrate all the changes that occur throughout the territory of their basin and fo...
ABSTRACT\ud Rivers are among the most diverse and threatened ecosystems on the Earth, but their cons...
The Paraná River is characterized by a high spatial and temporal heterogeneity that includes a wide ...
River conservation efforts traditionally focus on perennial watercourses (i.e., those that do not dr...
Headwaters, the sources of all stream networks, provide habitats that are unique from other freshwat...
The manuscript refl ects the opinion of the authors about the need for a hydromorphological approach...
Land-use change is a principal factor affecting riparian vegetation and river biodiversity. In Chile...
ABSTRACT: The diversity of life in headwater streams (intermittent, first and second order) contribu...
Artículo de publicación ISITo assess the current status of surface waters, it is necessary, as a fir...
The climatic and geographic characteristics of Central Chile allow the concentration of high water d...
This work evaluates the consequences of anthropogenic pressures at different sections of a Patagonia...
Measuring watershed health: training conservation planners how to use biophysical tools for monitori...
AIM: This study evaluated the impacts of anthropogenic activities upstream of conservation areas on ...