Abstract Wetlands (rivers, lakes, swamps, etc.) are biodiversity hotspots, providing habitats
for biota on the earth. In recent years, wetlands have been significantly affected by human …

Abstract Wetlands (rivers, lakes, bogs, etc.), the biodiversity hotspots, provide habitats for
biology on Earth and play an important role in biodiversity protection around the world …

Lakes are sensitive indicators of anthropogenic climate change and also respond to direct
human activities. Yet, long-term lake inventories and quantitative evaluation of the factors …

Data and knowledge of the spatial-temporal dynamics of surface water area (SWA) and
terrestrial water storage (TWS) in China are critical for sustainable management of water …

The eutrophication problems in lakes on the Yangtze Plain of China have attracted global
concern. However, a comprehensive assessment of the eutrophication status and its …

Poyang Lake, the largest freshwater lake in China, serves critical ecosystem function for
water regulation and biodiversity conservation. However, it experienced dramatic changes …

Dongting Lake wetland serves critical ecosystem function for water regulation and
biodiversity protection, yet it is vulnerable to hydrologic cycle variation (caused by …

Data and knowledge of surface water bodies (SWB), including large lakes and reservoirs
(surface water areas> 1 km 2) are critical for the management and sustainability of water …

Poyang Lake, the largest freshwater lake of China, provides critical ecological functions for
water circulation and biodiversity conservation as a dynamic wetland system. However …

Lake shrinkage is a frequent water resource problem in arid and semi-arid regions that can
affect the hydrological cycle and damage the local aquatic environment. Since the 1990 s …