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Swimming Under the Radar: Trout‐Free Kōaro Populations in Aotearoa Lakes and Tarns Are Rare, Understudied, and DisappearingNARA Subscribed
Over the last 150 years, most large, easily accessible lakes and tarns in Aotearoa (New Zealand) have experienced trout introductions or incursions, leaving few salmonid‐free reference lakes. Using database information and field surveys, we characterized lake, pond/tarn, and wetland systems found throughout Aotearoa that support populations of kōaro ( Galaxias brevipinnis ) known or putatively believed to be trout‐free. These...
Overlooked seasonal groundwater nutrient fluxes rival anthropogenic point sources across a variable land‐use tidal riverNARA Subscribed
Understanding groundwater–surface water connectivity in tidal freshwater zones is essential for managing ecosystems within the riverine–estuarine continuum. Groundwater discharge is a key source of dissolved nutrient loads that can lead to eutrophication, deoxygenation, and other ecosystem imbalances in coastal environments. However, groundwater is an often‐overlooked nutrient delivery pathway, with limited studies quantifying...
Purpose Evolving investigative techniques are providing greater understanding about the early neuromuscular responses to resistance training among novice exercisers. The aim of this study was to investigate the time-course of changes in muscle contractile mechanics, architecture, neuromuscular, and strength adaptation during the first 6-weeks of lower-limb resistance training. Methods Forty participants: 22 intervention (10 ma...
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