With the changing climate and environment, the nature of fog has also changed and
because of its impact on humans and other systems, study of fog becomes essential. Hence …

Fog and low-lying cloud (fog) play a significant role in the maintenance of ecosystems, from
desert to alpine and from coastal to inland systems. Our central thesis is that fog provides …

Background and aims The way in which roots distribute throughout the critical zone
influences soil and critical zone formation, as well as water, nutrient and energy fluxes. Root …

Wildfires are recurrent in seasonally-dry ecosystems; however, their effects on streamflows
at the end of the dry season (low flows) are not well understood. The infiltration …

Grasslands are valued by their capacity to store carbon (C) as well as by their livestock
production. However, focussing grassland management on one of these characteristics …

Develo** a land sharing strategy requires a thorough understanding of what is the
maximum productivity that can be achieved without altering key ecosystem processes. In the …

Hosting the flattest sedimentary plains and highest Andean range of the continent, southern
South America faces hydrological transformations driven by climate and land use changes …

El agua media o protagoniza muchas de las contribuciones de la naturaleza a los seres
humanos. Este artículo explora y ejemplifica la representación espacial de la oferta y la …

Mountain top environments are particularly vulnerable to climate change effects, given that
biological organisms in these systems live at specific temperature conditions. The …

Land use impacts on soil water content (SWC) are scarcely studied in mountain humid
ecosystems, such as the Andean páramos, despite its influence on ecohydrological …