River restoration: seeking ecological standards. Editor's introduction

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Beyond control : wider implications for the management of biological invasions (2006, background): “Freshwater ecosystems world-wide are under threat because of increasing demands for water, and in many cases the changes brought about by human activities have significantly altered ecological function (Giller 2005).”
Riparian arthropod responses to flow regulation and river channelization (2007, background): “Recently, 6 elaborate attempts are underway to restore rivers and to balance river restoration efforts 7 with continued use of dams for hydropower production (Robinson & Uehlinger 2003; 8 Giller 2005; Palmer et al. 2005).”
Floodplain restoration by reinforcing hydrological connectivity: Expected effects on aquatic mollusc communities (2006, background): “In order to re-establish (semi)natural conditions within the human-altered river–floodplain systems, rehabilitation programmes have become increasingly important (Ormerod 2003; Giller 2005).”