Using flow guilds of freshwater fish in an adaptive management framework to simplify environmental flow delivery for semi-arid riverine systems

Keyphrases

• Semi-arid 100%
• Riverine System 100%
• Adaptive Management 100%
• Freshwater Fish 100%
• Environmental Flows 100%
• Guilds 100%
• Management Framework 100%
• Potential Impact 50%
• River Systems 50%
• New South Wales Australia 50%
• Catchment Scale 50%
• Life-history Stages 50%
• Group-based 50%
• Ecological Outcomes 50%
• Life Expectancy 50%
• Delivery Strategy 50%
• River Reach 50%
• Flow Regulation 50%
• Spawning 50%
• Watercourses 50%
• Native Fish 50%
• Hydrological Regime 50%
• Biological Information 50%
• Physical Habitat 50%
• Developmental Regulation 50%
• Movement Ecology 50%
• Optimal Flow 50%
• Biological Similarity 50%
• Strategic Adaptive Management 50%
• Freshwater Fish Communities 50%
• Release Strategy 50%
• Biological Rhythms 50%
• Reproductive Ecology 50%
• Flow Characteristics 50%
• Freshwater River 50%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Adaptive Management 100%
• Riverine System 100%
• New South Wales 50%
• River System 50%
• Flow Regulation 50%
• Life Expectancy 50%
• Hydrological Regime 50%
• Flow Characteristics 50%
• Watercourse 50%
• Australia 50%
• Spawning 50%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Adaptive Management 100%
• Raw Fish 100%
• Fish Communities 33%
• Reproductives 33%
• Spawning 33%
• Life History 33%
• Case Study 33%
• Biological Rhythm 33%