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Fish larval drift is an essential step in the life cycle of riverine fish species as it determines dispersal and colonisation. Anthropogenic flow alterations and interruption of longitudinal and lateral connectivity by river damming and straightening can severely affect larval drift patterns. In this study, we characterised spatio‐temporal drift patterns of fish larvae in the heavily regulated...
River floodplains are important for their biodiversity and productivity, yet are considered one of the most threatened ecosystem types. Due to increasing awareness of the ecosystem services provided by floodplains, their restoration and reconnection with the main channels have become core topics in policy, management and science. In one of the last remaining alluvial forests at the upper Danube River,...
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