African Journal of Aquatic Science
Journal / African Journal of Aquatic Science / Vol. 47 No. 3 (2022) / Articles

Perspectives on protecting African freshwater ecosystems in the Anthropocene

the application of Bayesian networks to evaluate risks from multiple stressors to water quality of freshwater ecosystems

231-244

Using riparian plant species to locate the 1:2-year floodline on single channel rivers

245-258

Drivers of periphyton biomass in south-western Cape rivers, South Africa, and the implications for management

259-274

A protocol and tools for setting environmental water temperature guidelines for perennial rivers in South Africa

275-290

The Freshwater Biodiversity Information System (FBIS) – mobilising data for evaluating long-term change in South African rivers

291-306

The contribution and value of the trait-based approach to water resource protection

307-317

A comparative review of decision support tools routinely used by selected transboundary River Basin Organisations

318-337

DRIFT: incorporating an eco-social system network and time series approach into environmental flow assessments

338-352

Freshwater ecosystems and interactions with the SDG 2030 Agenda: implications for SDG implementation in South Africa

353-368

The Elephant Marsh, Malawi – Part 1: reconstruction of the historic hydromorphology

369-385

The Elephant Marsh, Malawi – Part 2: two-dimensional hydrodynamic modelling in support of an eco-social assessment

386-404

The Elephant Marsh, Malawi – Part 3: the application of an eco-social model to assess options for managing ecological status

405-420

A lineage of leadership: a story in memory of Brian Allanson

421-422