Global Change Biology,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
31(2)
Опубликована: Фев. 1, 2025
ABSTRACT
Drying
river
networks
include
non‐perennial
reaches
that
cease
to
flow
or
dry,
and
drying
is
becoming
more
prevalent
with
ongoing
climate
change.
Biodiversity
responses
have
been
explored
mostly
at
local
scales
in
a
few
regions,
such
as
Europe
North
America,
limiting
our
ability
predict
future
global
scenarios
of
freshwater
biodiversity.
Locally,
acts
strong
environmental
filter
selects
for
species
adaptations
promoting
resistance
resilience
desiccation,
thus
reducing
aquatic
α‐diversity.
At
the
network
scale,
generates
complex
mosaics
dry
wet
habitats,
shaping
metacommunities
driven
by
both
dispersal
processes.
By
repeatedly
resetting
community
succession,
can
enhance
β‐diversity
space
time.
To
investigate
transferability
these
concepts
across
continents,
we
compiled
analyzed
unique
dataset
43
invertebrate
from
South
America.
In
Europe,
α‐diversity
was
consistently
lower
than
perennial
reaches,
whereas
this
pattern
not
evident
Concomitantly,
higher
ones
but
general,
predominantly
turnover
rather
nestedness.
Dispersal
main
driver
metacommunity
dynamics,
challenging
prevailing
views
science
filtering
primary
process
metacommunities.
Lastly,
decreased
duration
increased,
consistent
Europe.
Overall,
had
continent‐specific
effects,
suggesting
limited
knowledge
accumulated
America
other
biogeographic
regions.
As
change
intensifies,
increasing,
results
underscore
importance
studying
its
effects
different
The
also
suggests
management
efforts
should
seek
connectivity
between
effectively
monitor,
restore
conserve
Environmental Research Letters,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
16(8), С. 084033 - 084033
Опубликована: Июль 29, 2021
Abstract
Non-perennial
streams
are
widespread,
critical
to
ecosystems
and
society,
the
subject
of
ongoing
policy
debate.
Prior
large-scale
research
on
stream
intermittency
has
been
based
long-term
averages,
generally
using
annually
aggregated
data
characterize
a
highly
variable
process.
As
result,
it
is
not
well
understood
if,
how,
or
why
hydrology
non-perennial
changing.
Here,
we
investigate
trends
drivers
three
signatures
that
describe
duration,
timing,
dry-down
period
across
continental
United
States
(CONUS).
Half
gages
exhibited
significant
trend
through
time
in
at
least
one
signatures,
changes
no-flow
duration
were
most
pervasive
(41%
gages).
Changes
substantial
for
many
streams,
7%
annual
exceeding
100
days
during
study
period.
Distinct
regional
patterns
change
evident,
with
widespread
drying
southern
CONUS
wetting
northern
CONUS.
These
correlated
aridity,
though
spatiotemporal
variability
diverse
signatures.
While
timing
strongly
related
climate,
was
watershed
land
use
physiography.
Our
results
indicate
conditions
increasing
prevalence
over
much
binary
classifications
‘perennial’
‘non-perennial’
an
accurate
reflection
this
change.
Water
management
should
reflect
changing
nature
both
today
future.
Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews Water,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
8(4)
Опубликована: Май 4, 2021
Abstract
Intermittent
rivers
and
ephemeral
streams
(IRES)
are
now
recognized
to
support
specific
freshwater
biodiversity
ecosystem
services
represent
approximately
half
of
the
global
river
network,
a
fraction
that
is
likely
increase
in
context
changes.
Despite
large
research
efforts
on
IRES
during
past
few
decades,
there
need
for
developing
systemic
approach
considers
their
hydrological,
hydrogeological,
hydraulic,
ecological,
biogeochemical
properties
processes,
as
well
interactions
with
human
societies.
Thus,
we
assert
interdisciplinary
promoted
by
critical
zone
sciences
socio‐ecology
relevant.
These
approaches
rely
infrastructure—Critical
Zone
Observatories
(CZO)
Long‐Term
Socio‐Ecological
Research
(LTSER)
platforms—that
representative
diversity
(e.g.,
among
climates
or
types
geology.
We
illustrate
this
within
French
CZO
LTSER,
including
socio‐ecosystems,
detail
IRES.
networks
also
specialized
long‐term
observations
required
detect
measure
responses
climate
forcings
despite
delay
buffering
effects
ecosystems.
The
LTSER
platforms
development
innovative
techniques
data
analysis
methods
can
improve
characterization
IRES,
particular
monitoring
flow
regimes,
groundwater‐surface
water
flow,
biogeochemistry
rewetting.
provide
scientific
methodological
perspectives
which
its
associated
infrastructure
would
relevant
original
insights
help
fill
knowledge
gaps
about
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BioScience,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
73(1), С. 9 - 22
Опубликована: Дек. 7, 2022
Abstract
Rivers
that
do
not
flow
year-round
are
the
predominant
type
of
running
waters
on
Earth.
Despite
a
burgeoning
literature
natural
intermittence
(NFI),
knowledge
about
hydrological
causes
and
ecological
effects
human-induced,
anthropogenic
(AFI)
remains
limited.
NFI
AFI
could
generate
contrasting
biological
responses
in
rivers
because
distinct
underlying
drying
evolutionary
adaptations
their
biota.
We
first
review
show
how
different
drivers
alter
timing,
frequency
duration
drying,
compared
with
NFI.
Second,
we
evaluate
possible
differences
biodiversity
responses,
functions,
ecosystem
services
between
AFI.
Last,
outline
gaps
management
needs
related
to
Because
hydrologic
characteristics
impacts
AFI,
ignoring
distinction
undermine
intermittent
ephemeral
streams
exacerbate
risks
ecosystems
societies
downstream.
Geophysical Research Letters,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
48(14)
Опубликована: Июль 1, 2021
Abstract
The
flow
regime
paradigm
is
central
to
the
aquatic
sciences,
where
drives
critical
functions
in
lotic
systems.
Non‐perennial
streams
comprise
majority
of
global
river
length,
thus
we
extended
this
stream
drying.
Using
894
USGS
gages,
isolated
25,207
drying
events
from
1979
2018,
represented
by
a
streamflow
peak
followed
no
flow.
We
calculated
hydrologic
signatures
for
each
event
and
using
multivariate
statistics,
grouped
into
regimes
characterized
by:
(a)
fast
drying,
(b)
long
no‐flow
duration,
(c)
prolonged
following
low
antecedent
flows,
(d)
without
distinctive
signature.
77%
gages
had
more
than
one
at
different
times
within
study
period.
Random
forests
revealed
land
cover/use
are
important
how
dries
climate
or
physiographic
characteristics.
Clustering
behavior
may
allow
practitioners
systematically
adapt
water
resource
management
practices
specific
rivers.
Earth-Science Reviews,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
220, С. 103724 - 103724
Опубликована: Июнь 25, 2021
Surface-groundwater
interactions
in
intermittent
rivers
and
ephemeral
streams
(IRES),
waterways
which
do
not
flow
year-round,
are
spatially
temporally
dynamic
because
of
alternations
between
flowing,
non-flowing
dry
hydrological
states.
Interactions
surface
groundwater
often
create
mixing
zones
with
distinct
redox
gradients,
potentially
driving
high
rates
carbon
nutrient
cycling.
Yet
a
complete
understanding
how
underlying
biogeochemical
processes
across
surface-groundwater
flowpaths
IRES
differ
among
various
states
remains
elusive.
Here,
we
present
conceptual
framework
relating
spatial
temporal
variability
water-groundwater
to
processing
hotspots
IRES.
We
combine
review
theIRES
biogeochemistry
literature
concepts
hydrogeomorphology
to:
(i)
outline
common
distinctions
IRES;
(ii)
use
these
distinctions,
together
considerations
carbon,
nitrogen,
phosphorus
cycles
within
IRES,
predict
the
relative
potential
for
different
reach-scale
(flowing
water,
fragmented
pools,
hyporheic
zones,
groundwater,
emerged
sediments);
(iii)
explore
entire
networks.
Our
approach
estimates
greatest
when
reaches
into
isolated
water
highlights
relatively
understudied
such
as
sediments.
Furthermore,
fluvial
networks
dominated
by
is
likely
more
than
variable.
conclude
that
research
would
benefit
from
focusing
on
cycles,
states,
consideration
network
architecture.
outlines
opportunities
advance
studies
expand
The
meta‐ecosystem
concept
provides
a
theoretical
framework
to
study
the
effect
of
local
and
regional
flows
resources
on
ecosystem
dynamics.
Meta‐ecosystem
theory
has
hitherto
been
applied
highly
abstract
landscapes,
dynamics
in
real‐world
landscapes
remain
largely
unexplored.
River
networks
constitute
prime
example
meta‐ecosystems,
being
characterized
by
directional
resource
from
upstream
downstream
communities
between
terrestrial
aquatic
realm.
These
have
thoroughly
described
continuum
(RCC),
seminal
freshwater
ecology,
stating
that
observed
spatial
variations
relative
abundances
invertebrate
functional
groups
reflect
systematic
shifts
types
locations
food
resources,
which
are
turn
determined
physical
attributes
river
reaches.
Hence,
RCC
represents
solid
conceptual
basis
for
determining
how
changes
landscape
structure
will
translate
into
community
composition.
Here,
we
develop
analyse
riverine
model
inspired
RCC,
builds
upon
physically‐based
dendritic
networks.
We
show
distributions
biomass
stream
scaling
networks,
as
well
specific
rates
flows.
Neglecting
any
these
aspects
modelling
meta‐ecosystems
would
result
different
patterns.
Moreover,
high
flow,
due
anthropization,
negative
all
studied,
can
lead
cascading
extinctions
at
scale.
Our
work
paves
way
development
models
understand
functioning
ecosystems.
Ecological Indicators,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
137, С. 108693 - 108693
Опубликована: Март 5, 2022
In
these
times
of
strong
pressure
on
aquatic
ecosystems
and
water
resources
due
to
climate
change
abstraction,
intermittent
rivers
ephemeral
streams
(IRES)
(rivers
that
periodically
cease
flow
and/or
dry)
have
become
valuable
assets.
Indeed,
not
only
do
they
supply
but
also
offer
services
for
humanity.
Despite
a
growing
recognition
towards
IRES,
information
assessing
their
ecosystem
(ES)
remains
scarce.
first
step,
an
international
interdisciplinary
group
researchers
developed
methodological
framework
acknowledge
ES
provided
by
IRES
using
109
indicators.
A
subset
selected
indicators
was
then
applied
two
case
studies:
the
Rio
Seco
in
Algarve
(Portugal)
Giofyros
River
Crete
(Greece).
This
paper
discusses
applicability
indicators,
including
temporal
spatial
variability
regimes.
Aspects
framework,
such
as
methods
time
required
data
collection,
nature
(demand
or
supply)
functionality
each
indicator
are
discussed.
The
new
accounts
intermittence
analyses
can
help
scientists
managers
i)
increase
ease
justification
use
management
approaches
ii)
improve
conservation
restoration
with
comprehensive
set
appropriate
IRES.
addition,
proposed
ensures
be
understood
broad
audience
easily
applicable.
Since
were
designed
through
public
participation
process,
setting
has
been
prepared
holistic
stakeholder
analysis
education
around
functions
associated
ES.
From
point
view,
it
would
particularly
relevant
perform
economic
evaluation
this
understand
value
category
trade-offs.
For
scientific
community,
however,
is
important
consider
preferences
design
socially
accepted
policies.
successfully
bridge
elements,
hereby
establishing
solid
basis
assessment
Water Resources Research,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
57(8)
Опубликована: Авг. 1, 2021
Abstract
The
flux
of
terrestrial
carbon
across
land‐water
boundaries
influences
the
overall
balance
landscapes
and
ecology
biogeochemistry
aquatic
ecosystems.
local
consequences
broader
fate
delivered
to
streams
is
determined
by
composition
inputs,
including
organic
inorganic
forms.
Yet,
our
understanding
how
hydrologic
fluxes
different
interfaces
regulate
supply
remains
poor.
We
used
7
years
data
from
three
boreal
catchments
test
(i.e.,
forest,
wetland,
lake)
modulate
concentration‐discharge
(C‐Q)
relationships
for
dissolved
(DOC),
dioxide
(CO
2
),
methane,
as
well
among
forms
(e.g.,
DOC:CO
).
Seasonal
patterns
in
concentrations
C‐Q
individual
differed
catchments.
DOC
varied
between
chemostasis
transport
limitation
forest
catchment,
wetland
was
persistently
chemostatic
lake
outlet
stream.
Carbon
gases
were
limited
overall,
but
exhibited
or
linked
elevated
flow
summer
autumn.
Unique
reflected
properties
underpinned
changes
lateral
supply.
Accordingly,
dominated
during
snowmelt,
whereas
gas
evasion
increased
relative
importance
other
times
year.
Integrating
dynamics
provides
insight
into
shifting
export,
thus
helps
predict
may
alter
supplied
streams.