This review brings together information on mosquitoes, the diseases they transmit and the
wetlands that provide habitats for the immature stages (eggs and larvae). Wetland values …

Hydrological modifications frequently result in wetland loss and degradation while wetland
management, restoration and creation schemes rely upon further hydrological …

Short-term methane and carbon dioxide flux rates were measured in two created,
experimental marshes in the Midwestern US over a two-year period (2004–2005) in which …

This study investigates hydrologic processes of four different flow-through created
freshwater wetlands in Ohio, USA, by use of several versions of a simple daily mass-balance …

Lake-rich northern permafrost landscapes are sensitive to changing climate conditions, but
ability to track real-time and potentially multiple hydrological responses (eg lake expansion …

The exacerbation of global warming has led to changes in wetland carbon emissions
worldwide. Therefore, we conducted a meta-analysis of methane (CH4) and carbon dioxide …

Arctic lake-rich landscapes are vulnerable to climate change, but their remote locations
present a challenge to develop effective approaches for monitoring hydroecological status …

Hydrological and hydrodynamic characteristics are important controls in all wetlands
including coastal lagoons. Enhanced understanding of lagoon functioning can be obtained …

The establishment of a catchment monitoring network is a process, from the inception of the
idea to its implementation, the latter being the construction of relevant gauging structures …

Mitsch and Gosselink (2000) refer to hydrology as the 'single most important determinant of
the establishment and maintenance of specific types of wetlands and wetland processes'. It …