Growing interest in the concept of nature-based solutions (NBS) raises the question of its
applicability as a broadly-understood approach to resource management and spatial …

In the XXI century human aspirations and needs has been amplified by high demographic
dynamics of population. It has been expressed by dynamic spatial expansion of cities …

Human activities and climate change increasingly threaten wetlands worldwide, yet their
hydrochemical properties and water quality are often inadequately studied. This research …

Los servicios ecosistémicos se configuran a partir de beneficios potenciales asociados a las
funciones de los ecosistemas, que se concretan en servicios reales una vez son …

Jakarta City is one of the largest cities in Indonesia, experiencing urban areas development
generally intensive and unsustainable. This development impacts directly or indirectly on …

Ecohydrology is defined as a sub-discipline of hydrology that focuses on ecological
processes occurring within the hydrological cycle and strives to utilise such processes to …

River basin restoration and management is crucial for assuring the continued delivery of
ecosystem services and for limiting potential hazards. Human activity, whether directly or …

One of the key parameters of lakes is water temperature, which influences many physical
and biochemical processes. In Poland, in situ temperature measurements are or have been …

Disentangling the role of nutrient pollution and climate change on lake ecosystem
functioning is paramount to protect water quality in lake catchments worldwide. For more …

Riverine selfpurification regulates concentrations of phosphorus (P) and suspended matter
(SM) in rivers, thus determine water quality in the rivers, downstream reservoirs and …