Floodplains perform diverse functions, including attenuation of fluxes of water, solutes, and
particulate material. Critical details of floodplain storage including magnitude, duration, and …

To improve water quality and reduce instream erosion, floodplain remediation along
agricultural streams can provide multiple ecosystem services through biogeochemical and …

The goods and services provided by riverine systems are critical to humanity, and our
reliance increases with our growing population and demands. As our activities expand …

Efficient and targeted measures to mitigate nutrient losses to water are required to meet the
challenges of increased food production and climate change. Diffuse pollution management …

Successfully managing heavily visited protected riverscapes requires information about
visitor preferences for the social, biophysical and infrastructural attributes of river …

High loads of nutrients like phosphorus (P) persistently degrade water quality in floodplain
waterbodies and cause eutrophication, ie, elevated algae production. Despite continuous …

Rivers and their floodplains experience complex, dynamic hydrological regimes resulting in
closely-coupled interactions. Like other large floodplains, the Lower Oder Valley National …

With rapid urbanization and global climate change, the frequency of extreme rainfall and
urban flooding has increased significantly, posing a serious threat to human life and …

Extensive research has reported increasing frequency and intensity of harmful algal blooms
(HABs) in North America, Europe, and East Asia globally (Barnard et al., 2021; Chaffin et al …

The assessment of visitor understanding and perceptions of natural landscapes and
attitudes towards functions of a river national park is important for the acceptance and …