Conservation Science and Practice,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
4(11)
Опубликована: Авг. 12, 2022
Abstract
Globally,
ecosystems
have
suffered
from
anthropogenic
stressors
as
we
enter
the
sixth
mass
extinction
within
Anthropocene.
In
response,
UN
has
declared
2020–2030
Decade
for
Ecosystem
Restoration,
aiming
to
mitigate
ecosystem
degradation
and
biodiversity
loss.
Freshwater
are
disproportionately
impacted
relative
marine
or
terrestrial
systems
ecological
restoration
is
needed
preserve
services.
Paradoxically,
freshwater
among
Earth's
most
vital
Here
identify
meaningful
considerations
a
perspective
that
will
lead
progression
toward
of
ecosystems:
work
across
boundaries
during
restoration,
emulate
nature,
think
act
on
watershed
scale,
design
environmental
heterogeneity,
threats
alongside
bright
spots,
long
term
(a
decade
not
enough),
embrace
social–ecological
thinking.
Further,
reflect
upon
three
implementation
pathways
identified
by
translate
these
into
practice
in
hopes
“bending
curve”
ecosystems.
Pathway
1,
building
global
movement,
could
create
network
share
experiences
knowledge
promoting
vicarious
learning,
ultimately
leading
more
effective
restoration.
2,
generating
political
support,
be
necessary
institutionalize
protection
demonstrating
value
biodiversity.
3,
technical
capacity,
aims
improve
current
often
ineffective
toolbox
incorporating
evidence
syntheses
(i.e.,
appraisal
base)
Indigenous
ways
knowing
two
eyed
seeing).
Given
dire
need
repair,
it
our
hope
contribute
an
actionable
productive
Restoration.
Biological reviews/Biological reviews of the Cambridge Philosophical Society,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Сен. 2, 2024
ABSTRACT
Freshwater
biodiversity
conservation
has
received
substantial
attention
in
the
scientific
literature
and
is
finally
being
recognized
policy
frameworks
such
as
Global
Biodiversity
Framework
its
associated
targets
for
2030.
This
important
progress.
Nonetheless,
freshwater
species
continue
to
be
confronted
with
high
levels
of
imperilment
widespread
ecosystem
degradation.
An
Emergency
Recovery
Plan
(ERP)
proposed
2020
comprises
six
measures
intended
“bend
curve”
loss,
if
they
are
widely
adopted
adequately
supported.
We
review
evidence
suggesting
that
combined
intensity
persistent
emerging
threats
become
so
serious
current
projected
efforts
preserve,
protect
restore
inland‐water
ecosystems
may
insufficient
avert
losses
coming
decades.
In
particular,
climate
change,
complex
harmful
impacts,
will
frustrate
attempts
prevent
from
already
affected
by
multiple
threats.
Interactions
among
these
limit
recovery
populations
exacerbate
declines
resulting
local
or
even
global
extinctions,
especially
low‐viability
degraded
fragmented
ecosystems.
addition
impediments
represented
we
identify
several
other
areas
where
absolute
scarcity
fresh
water,
inadequate
information
predictive
capacity,
a
failure
mitigate
anthropogenic
stressors,
liable
set
limits
on
biodiversity.
Implementation
ERP
rapidly
at
scale
through
many
dispersed
actions
focused
regions
intense
threat,
together
an
intensification
ex‐situ
efforts,
necessary
preserve
native
during
increasingly
uncertain
climatic
future
which
poorly
understood,
emergent
interacting
have
more
influential.
But
implementation
must
accompanied
improve
energy
food
security
humans
–
without
further
compromising
condition
Unfortunately,
political
policies
arrest
environmental
challenges
change
do
not
inspire
confidence
about
possible
success
ERP.
parts
world,
Anthropocene
seems
certain
include
extended
periods
uncontaminated
surface
runoff
inevitably
appropriated
humans.
Unless
there
step‐change
societal
awareness
commitment
biodiversity,
established
methods
protecting
bend
curve
enough
continued
degradation
loss.
Global Change Biology,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
31(1)
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2025
ABSTRACT
Freshwater
ecosystems
face
significant
threats,
including
pollution,
habitat
loss,
invasive
species,
and
climate
change.
To
address
these
challenges,
management
strategies
restoration
efforts
have
been
broadly
implemented.
Across
Europe,
such
resulted
in
overall
improvements
freshwater
biodiversity,
but
recovery
has
stalled
or
failed
to
occur
many
localities,
which
may
be
partly
caused
by
the
limited
dispersal
capacity
of
species.
Here,
we
used
a
comprehensive
dataset
comprising
1327
time
series
macroinvertebrate
communities
ranging
from
1968
2021
across
23
European
countries
investigate
whether
changes
with
ecological
quality
riverine
systems.
Sites
experiencing
exhibited
net
gain
species
tended
containing
stronger
(e.g.,
active
aquatic
aerial
dispersers,
frequent
propensity
drift,
insects
larger
wings).
In
contrast,
sites
degradation
loss
reduction
proportion
strong
dispersers.
However,
this
response
varied
extensively
among
local
sites,
some
improving
exhibiting
no
parallel
gains
macroinvertebrates
higher
capacity.
Dispersal
pool
can
affect
success
ecosystem
projects.
Management
should
focus
on
enhancing
landscape
connectivity
create
accessible
“source”
areas
refugia
for
sensitive
taxa,
especially
as
change
reshapes
suitability.
Additionally,
biodiversity
initiatives
must
incorporate
adaptive
decision‐making
approaches
that
account
site‐specific
responses
quality.
Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
292(2042)
Опубликована: Март 1, 2025
Understanding
the
evolutionary
responses
of
organisms
to
multiple
stressors
is
crucial
for
predicting
ecological
consequences
intensified
anthropogenic
activities.
While
previous
studies
have
documented
effects
selection
history
on
organisms'
abilities
cope
with
new
stressors,
impact
sequence
in
which
occur
outcomes
remains
less
understood.
In
this
study,
we
examined
a
metazoan
rotifer
species
two
prevalent
freshwater
stressors:
nutrient
limitation
and
increased
salinization.
We
subjected
populations
distinct
histories
(salt-adapted,
low
phosphorus-adapted
ancestral
clones)
reciprocal
common
garden
experiment
monitored
their
population
growth
rates.
Our
results
revealed
an
asymmetric
response
phosphorus
(P)
salinity.
Specifically,
adaptation
P
conditions
reduced
tolerance
salinity,
whereas
saline
did
not
show
such
cross-inhibitory
effects.
Instead,
addition
moderate
concentrations
salt
enhanced
salt-adapted
conditions,
potentially
as
consequence
evolved
cross-tolerance.
findings,
therefore,
underscore
importance
considering
historical
stressor
regimes
improve
our
understanding
predictions
organismal
also
significant
implications
ecosystem
management.
Diversity,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
14(6), С. 463 - 463
Опубликована: Июнь 9, 2022
Novel
methods
for
species
detection
based
on
collection
of
environmental
DNA
(eDNA)
are
not
only
important
in
biodiversity
assessment
a
scientific
context,
but
also
increasingly
being
applied
conservation
practice.
The
eDNA-based
have
significant
potential
regular
use
status
assessments
and
actions
protected
areas
(PAs)
other
effective
area-based
measures
(OECMs)
worldwide.
Species
from
samples,
such
as
water,
sediment,
soil,
air,
or
organic
material,
has
broad
application
scope
with
precise,
comprehensive,
rapid
identification.
Here,
we
provide
an
overview
the
range
monitoring
PAs,
evaluate
which
this
technology
already
been
implemented
nature
conservation,
examine
challenges
that
can
hamper
further
real
world
Based
outcomes
two
projects,
practical
experience,
current
literature
focusing
their
application,
conclude
promising
novel
approaches
strong
supplement
methods,
some
cases
even
substitutes
conventional
used
PAs.
This
advancement
is
expected
to
affect
decision-making
efforts
PAs
OECMs.
Arctic Science,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
9(2), С. 356 - 392
Опубликована: Ноя. 3, 2022
While
the
sentinel
nature
of
freshwater
systems
is
now
well
recognized,
widespread
integration
processes
and
patterns
into
our
understanding
broader
climate-driven
Arctic
terrestrial
ecosystem
change
has
been
slow.
We
review
current
across
key
responses
to
climate,
which
are
attributes
these
with
demonstrated
sensitive
climate
forcing.
These
include
ice
regimes,
temperature
thermal
structure,
river
baseflow,
lake
area
water
level,
permafrost-derived
dissolved
ions
nutrients,
carbon
mobilization
(dissolved
organic
carbon,
greenhouse
gases,
radiocarbon),
oxygen
concentrations,
trophic
state,
various
aquatic
organisms
their
traits,
invasive
species.
For
each
sentinel,
objectives
clarify
linkages
describe
insights
already
gained,
provide
suggestions
for
future
research
based
on
knowledge
gaps.
suggest
that
tracking
in
will
expand
breadth
depth
changes,
early
indicators
looming,
changes
landscape,
improve
protection
biodiversity
resources.
Freshwater Biology,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
68(11), С. 1929 - 1950
Опубликована: Июль 29, 2023
Abstract
Environmental
DNA
is
increasingly
being
used
to
reconstruct
past
and
present
biodiversity
including
from
freshwater
ecosystems.
Macrophytes
are
especially
good
environmental
indicators,
thus
their
palaeorecord
might
shed
light
on
postglacial
environments.
Here,
we
first
review
compare
studies
that
use
metagenomics,
targeted
capture,
various
barcoding
metabarcoding
markers,
in
order
explore
how
each
of
these
methods
can
be
capture
aquatic
vegetation
diversity
change.
We
then
investigate
the
extent
which
such
a
record
leveraged
for
reconstructing
local
conditions,
using
case
study
based
macrophyte
ecological
niches.
find
that,
with
state‐of‐the‐art
barcode
reference
libraries,
target
P6
loop
region
chloroplast
trn
L
(UAA)
intron
optimal
maximise
taxonomic
resolution
communities.
Shotgun
sequencing
also
retrieves
high
proportion
diversity,
but
has
lowest
resolution,
needs
more
widely
applied
before
comparisons
made.
From
our
study,
infer
habitats
sedimentary
ancient
records
taxa.
reconstructed
Holocene
thermal
range,
continentality,
water
pH,
trophic
status,
conditions
northern
Fennoscandia.
show
an
overall
stability
since
9,000
years
ago,
even
though
individual
lakes
display
different
trends
variation
climatic
physico‐chemical
conditions.
Combined
availability
near‐exhaustive
traits
databases,
data
support
wider
reconstructions
not
limited
plant
inventories
changes
drivers.
Sedimentary
powerful
tool
measure
as
well
lacustrine
fluvial
communities
macrophytes.
Biological Conservation,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
279, С. 109931 - 109931
Опубликована: Фев. 8, 2023
Freshwater
biodiversity
is
under
threat,
but
long-term
quantitative
studies
showing
major
demographic
declines
in
invertebrate
species
are
still
scarce.
Here
we
focus
on
a
study
(2004
to
2019)
using
four
native
freshwater
mussel
(Order
Unionida)
colonizing
two
canals
of
the
Ebro
River
(Spain).
Special
attention
was
given
Pseudunio
auricularius
(Spengler,
1793),
critically
endangered
species.
Generalized
linear
mixed
models
results
showed
significant
temporal
effects
densities,
with
continuous
decline
all
present,
being
Anodonta
anatina,
Potomida
littoralis
and
Unio
mancus
now
considered
locally
extinct.
present
studied
canals,
at
very
low
densities
(0.01
ind/m2).
Capture-recapture
data
P.
show
progressive
its
survival
probability,
down
0.15
2020
Canal
Imperial
de
Aragón,
although
Tauste
it
remains
close
1.
Based
these
results,
discuss
several
hypotheses
that
may
explain
this
rapid
collapse
unionid
populations.
Given
precarious
conservation
status
mussels
both
effective
management
measures
should
be
urgently
applied,
including
habitat
restoration
captive
breeding.
Water,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
15(7), С. 1352 - 1352
Опубликована: Апрель 1, 2023
Over
the
last
few
decades,
considerable
concern
has
been
expressed
about
threat
of
Mekong
River
Basin
hydropower
dams
to
a
range
important
freshwater
riverine
fisheries,
particularly
for
fish
that
seasonally
migrate
long
distances.
However,
much
less
attention
given
biodiversity
in
high-diversity
Basin,
focus
this
paper.
Through
reviewing
existing
state
knowledge
regarding
biodiversity,
and
threats
it,
we
argue
even
though
no
species
are
definitively
known
have
extirpated
from
date,
dam
development
various
other
developments
nevertheless
pose
serious
biodiversity.
Indeed,
typically
significantly
block
migrations
larvae
distribution,
cause
river
fragmentation,
fundamentally
alter
hydrology,
change
water
quality,
all
factors
potential
intersect
with
each
lead
significant
extirpation
extinction,
or
some
cases,
functional
when
small
population
remains
but
larger
is
lost
permanently.
The
circumstances
further
exacerbated
by
lag
time
between
impact
becomes
evident,
cumulative
impacts,
lack
consistent
data
collection,
including
collection
base-line
data,
insufficient
post-project
research
related
We
contend
more
could
should
be
done
ensure
basin’s
exceptional
not
variously
diminished
destroyed
during
coming
years.