The Earth's history is documented in human civilizations, soil layers, river movement, and
quiet sediments throughout millennia. This investigation explores the significant legacy of …

Hydrograph separation assessment is crucial to understand stormflow generation at
catchments worldwide. Tracer-based methods provide robust estimations of event (or new) …

Paramos, unique and biodiverse ecosystems found solely in the high mountain regions of
the tropics, are under threat. Despite their crucial role as primary water sources and …

Nature-based solutions (NbS) are gaining attention as viable strategies for restoring water-
rich ecosystems such as the páramo. However, the lack of evidence on their effectiveness …

The geographical areas of the Andean paramo are considered strategic and highly
important ecosystems both for their ecosystem services and for being a great support for …

Polylepis trees grow at elevations above the continuous tree line (3000–5000 m asl) across
the Andes. They tolerate extreme environmental conditions, making them sensitive …

Tracer‐aided rainfall‐runoff modelling is a promising tool for understanding catchment
hydrology, particularly when tracers provide information about coupled hydrological …

Lichens are complex symbiotic systems where fungi interact with an extracellular
arrangement of one or more photosynthetic partners and an indeterminate number of other …

Agricultural and urban expansion has caused considerable degradation of ecosystems. In
the case of Peruvian high Andean grasslands, it was reported that between 2000 and 2009 …

The political, economic, social, technological, environmental, and legal (PESTEL)
dimensions in a local community shape the adoption of specific nature-based solutions …