List of works - Paul Reich

Bird assemblages of a fragmented agricultural landscape and the relative importance of vegetation structure and landscape pattern

Developing a vision for improved monitoring and reporting of riparian restoration projects

article

Dispersal and recruitment of fish in an intermittent stream network

scientific article published in 2013

Environmental cues or conspecific attraction as causes for egg mass aggregation in hydrobiosid caddisflies

article by Paul Reich et al published 15 November 2010 in Hydrobiologia

Examining the ecological consequences of restoring flow intermittency to artificially perennial lowland streams: Patterns and predictions from the Broken-Boosey creek system in northern Victoria, Australia

article

Experimental evidence for physical cues involved in oviposition site selection of lotic hydrobiosid caddis flies

scientific article published on 22 May 2003

Floods Down Rivers: From Damaging to Replenishing Forces

article

Linking landscape patterns of resource distribution with models of aggregation in ovipositing stream insects

scientific article published in 2003

Loss of riparian vegetation alters the ecosystem role of a freshwater crayfish (Cherax destructor) in an Australian intermittent lowland stream

article

Modelling the impacts of flow regulation on fish distributions in naturally intermittent lowland streams: an approach for predicting restoration responses

article

On improving the science and practice of riparian restoration

article

Preliminary insights into the status of ground-dwelling terrestrial arthropods at sites representing three riparian conditions

article

Scales that matter: guiding effective monitoring of soil properties in restored riparian zones

article

Soil seed banks of degraded riparian zones in southeastern Australia and their potential contribution to the restoration of understorey vegetation

article

The influences of climatic variation and vegetation on stream biota: lessons from the Big Dry in southeastern Australia

article

Using biological information to support proactive strategies for managing freshwater fish during drought

article

Using new electrofishing technology to amp-up fish sampling in estuarine habitats

scientific article published in April 2013

List of works by Paul Reich

Bird assemblages of a fragmented agricultural landscape and the relative importance of vegetation structure and landscape pattern

Developing a vision for improved monitoring and reporting of riparian restoration projects

Dispersal and recruitment of fish in an intermittent stream network

Environmental cues or conspecific attraction as causes for egg mass aggregation in hydrobiosid caddisflies

Examining the ecological consequences of restoring flow intermittency to artificially perennial lowland streams: Patterns and predictions from the Broken-Boosey creek system in northern Victoria, Australia

Experimental evidence for physical cues involved in oviposition site selection of lotic hydrobiosid caddis flies

Floods Down Rivers: From Damaging to Replenishing Forces

Linking landscape patterns of resource distribution with models of aggregation in ovipositing stream insects

Loss of riparian vegetation alters the ecosystem role of a freshwater crayfish (Cherax destructor) in an Australian intermittent lowland stream

Modelling the impacts of flow regulation on fish distributions in naturally intermittent lowland streams: an approach for predicting restoration responses

On improving the science and practice of riparian restoration

Preliminary insights into the status of ground-dwelling terrestrial arthropods at sites representing three riparian conditions

Scales that matter: guiding effective monitoring of soil properties in restored riparian zones

Soil seed banks of degraded riparian zones in southeastern Australia and their potential contribution to the restoration of understorey vegetation

The influences of climatic variation and vegetation on stream biota: lessons from the Big Dry in southeastern Australia

Using biological information to support proactive strategies for managing freshwater fish during drought

Using new electrofishing technology to amp-up fish sampling in estuarine habitats