Interdisciplinary knowledge is necessary to achieve sustainable management of natural
resources. However, research is still often developed in an exclusively disciplinary manner …

The páramos biome of the northern Andes is a collection of high-mountain tropical
grassland wetland ecosystems that provides important ecosystem services including …

After massive afforestation, the Loess Plateau is facing the severe challenge of water
shortages. Water use efficiency (WUE) is an important indicator of plant drought resistance …

Páramos, a neotropical alpine grassland‐peatland biome of the northern Andes and Central
America, play an essential role in regional and global cycles of water, carbon, and nutrients …

High-elevation grasslands worldwide provide essential hydrological services including
water provision, flow regulation, and erosion control. Despite their importance, hydrological …

The discipline of hydrology has long focused on quantifying the water balance, which is
frequently used to estimate unknown water fluxes or stores. While technologies for …

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

Tropical high‐Andean wetlands, locally known as 'bofedales', are key ecosystems
sustaining biodiversity, carbon sequestration, water provision and livestock farming …

Identifying the variability and predominant factors affecting soil water (SW) is essential in
regions with thick vadose zones and deep-rooted plants. This information is needed to …

The high Andean páramos (AnP) are unique ecosystems that harbor high biodiversity and
provide important ecosystem services, such as water supply and regulation, as well as …