Freshwaters of the boreal and temperate regions have experienced increased browning
during the last decades. Browning, or brownification, is mostly driven by increased organic …

In northern peatlands, near‐saturated surface conditions promote valuable ecosystem
services such as carbon storage and drinking water provision. Peat saturated hydraulic …

Aapa mires are boreal peatland complexes comprised of wet, typically patterned fens in the
center and Sphagnum bog vegetation at the margins. Their distribution is controlled by …

The streamflow seasonality in mountain catchments is often influenced by snow. However, a
shift from snowfall to rain is expected in the future. Consequently, a decrease in snow …

Climate change alters high latitude hydrological cycle by diminishing the snow accumulation
and spring flood magnitude, and by altering temperature and rainfall finally leading to …

Recession analysis is a classical method in hydrology to assess watersheds' hydrological
properties by means of the receding limb of a hydrograph, frequently expressed as the rate …

Peatlands have been degrading globally, which is increasing pressure on restoration
measures and monitoring. New monitoring methods are needed because traditional …

Snowmelt contributes a significant fraction of groundwater recharge in snow‐dominated
regions, making its accurate quantification crucial for sustainable water resources …

Understanding the relative importance of different water sources that replenish soil water
storage is necessary to assess the vulnerability of sub‐arctic areas to changes in climate …

Groundwater in karstic aquifers can be especially vulnerable to pollution, that includes
nutrients from diffuse agricultural sources. The study focuses on the functioning of three …