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Ecological response of a multi-purpose river development project using macro-invertebrates richness and fish habitat value
It has been acknowledged that river morphology and hydrology have been intensively altered due to the anthropic demands in floodplain land use and management, flood protection, promotion of navigability or energy production. Rivers were transformed in water highways, having lost contact with their s
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