Sunday, August 31, 2025
Featured Article
Daniel Nelson, Jennifer L. Courtwright, and Charles P. Hawkins. Freshwater Science 44(3): 265-282. See the entire issue
In this Issue
- Predicting novel invasive species distributions
- Random forests predict water chemistry
- Nutrient retention in a reconnected floodplain
- Species sensitivity distribution bias
- Intraspecific variation mediates size effects
- Predator diets under low flows
- Phosphorus addition and Arctic benthic diatoms
- Chemoautotrophy in river food webs
- Introduction to pests in riparian areas
- Forest insect pests and stream ecosystems
- Riparian forest management and insect pests
- Forest pest risks and watershed planning
On the Cover
On the cover: Canopy gaps created by the loss of eastern hemlock (Tsuga canadensis [L.] Carr.) to hemlock woolly adelgid (Adelges tsugae [Annand, 1924]) infestation in Devil’s Fork Creek, Virginia, USA. Photo: Kelsey Solomon.
All issues of FWS are available at The University of Chicago Press.
