Granados et al.: dry-phase duration and frequency shape organic matter composition in IRES, increasing humic-like substances while reducing autochthonous compounds Rebeca Arias-Real Tano Gutiérrez Cánovas @BielObrador doi.org/10.1016/j.scit…

Rossi Dr. Stephanie Carlson Ted Grantham et al. compare the potential energy available for growth of rainbow trout in a cool, shaded perennial stream and a warm, sunny IRES. Potential peaks then falls much earlier in the IRES.

Cruz et al. compare invasive, non-native minnow populations in IRES and perennial streams: those in IRES are healthier, maybe because low fish densities help minnows avoid parasites doi.org/10.1111/fwb.13…

Fei et al. propose a deep-learning model to map alpine IRES at the catchment scale, using Sentinel-1 time series and digital elevation models. This could be a powerful tool to monitor change in IRES—in challenging environments. doi.org/10.1016/j.rse.…

Our paper on biomonitoR, an R package for managing ecological data and calculating biomonitoring indices, published today in PeerJ - the Journal of Life & Environment peerj.com/articles/14183 #Biodiversity #Bioinformatics #Ecology #DataScience #FreshwaterBiology

Exciting new paper by Thibault Datry @tdatry.bsky.social Amélie Truchy et al. out in BioScience: Causes, Responses, and Implications of Anthropogenic versus Natural Flow Intermittence in River Networks. How do natural and artificial IRES differ? doi.org/10.1093/biosci…

New paper: @ollanosp sergi sabater Vicenç Acuña et al. use SWAT models to simulate spatial and temporal patterns of flow intermittence in a Mediterranean river basin doi.org/10.1080/026266…

Congratulations @NCatalanGarcia @RubndelCampo Clara Mendoza-Lera Daniel von Schiller Enrico Bertuzzo et al. on this great collaborative SMIRES COST Action study 👏

A rare study of how the taxonomic and functional diversity of terrestrial plant communities changes in temporary river channels during their dry phases. Congratulations Tory.Milner Chloe Hayes doi.org/10.1002/rra.40… Such a lot of butterbur!

Cavallo et al. use multispectral Sentinel-2 images to distinguish between flowing, ponded and dry phases along Mediterranean IRES doi.org/10.1038/s41598…

Congrats Amanda DelVecchia et al. Great to see non-perennial streams represented in your study, and interesting to see that non-perennial streams were among those with the highest, most variable GHG concentrations

Schmidt et al.: a rare study of fish alpha and beta diversity in an Afrotropical river system in which intermittence is exacerbated by human activities. doi.org/10.1002/ece3.9…

Stoked to share our new piece in L&O Letters! We re-analyzed @DrNitrogen's Sycamore Creek dataset to analyze the stability of invertebrates in response to floods/droughts, using multiple measures of stability: aslopubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/lo… ASLO PSU Ecosystems ⛈️☀️🌊🦟🪱🌵🏞️

Jaeger et al. use 544 observations of wet/dry instream state to train a model to predict streamflow permanence in mountain headwater streams, with drainage area, geology, topography and land cover acting as top predictors doi.org/10.1002/hyp.14…

Arce et al. quantify CO2 and N2O emssions from IRES in agricultural areas. CO2 is released during both dry and wet phases. Microbial denitrification after water returns results in transitory N2O emissions and can locally reduce nitrate pollution doi.org/10.1016/j.jenv…

Antoine Di Ciacca @Eddy26204187 et al. use satellite imagery and machine learning to derive transmission losses in the Selwyn River IRES in New Zealand doi.org/10.5194/hess-2…

Bourke et al. present a framework representing the hydrology of persistent pools in IRES. It can be used to evaluate pool vulnerability to changes in climate and groundwater abstraction. Congrats DrMargaretShanafield et al. on this important work. doi.org/10.5194/hess-2…

A rarity - a study of macroinvertebrate community diversity in ephemeral and perennial streams in a glacierized catchment, in Alaska. Dedicated to the memory of the much-missed Jill Crossman. doi.org/10.1007/s10750… Fredric Windsor

The phenomenal Thibault Datry @tdatry.bsky.social is giving a lecture about #IntermittentRivers in Pécs, Hungary before tomorrow's General Assembly meeting of Drying River Networks and Climate Change.