Wetlands are among the most important ecosystems in the response strategy to climate
change, through carbon sequestration (CS). Nevertheless, their current CS potential is …

The degradation of wetland ecosystems is currently recognized as one of the main threats to
global biodiversity. As a means of compensation, constructed wetlands (CWs), which are …

The “nexus” between water, food and energy has been recognised as one of the most
fundamental relationships and challenges for society. The importance of this nexus was re …

Wetlands are impacted by economic and political initiatives, and research on their
ecosystem health is attracting increasing public attention. It is crucial that management …

The spatial extent of ecological processes has consequences for the generation of
ecosystem services related to them. However, management often fails to consider issues of …

Wetland ecosystems are critical habitats for various types of wild lives and are important
components of global ecosystem. However, with climate change and human activities …

There is good evidence that the results of a restoration program depend largely on the
landscape context such as habitat cover, connectivity and isolation. Such evidence …

Policies have many unforeseen impacts on social-ecological systems at different levels of
spatial and temporal scales. Partly because of this, both scale and governance have been …

A practical knowledge of the amount or supply level of multiple ecosystem services is the
key prerequisite for enhancing local ecological stability and securing the well-being of …

River basin-scale wetland restoration and creation is a primary management option for
mitigating nitrogen-based water quality challenges. However, the magnitude of nitrogen …