Globally, wetlands have been severely damaged due to natural environment and human
activities. Understanding the spatiotemporal dynamics of wetlands and their driving forces is …

The area of habitat patches is a significant factor when determining species‐richness in any
given habitat. However, this area effect is not the same for every taxonomic group and can …

Wetlands form an important and dynamic ecosystem, and therefore, need continuous
monitoring. We have developed a framework to assess the status of wetland health based …

Landscape patterns affect river water quality by influencing hydrological processes.
However, with changes in spatial scale and season, landscape factors may have different …

Land cover change (LCC) is a major part of environmental change. Exploring the
spatiotemporal differences in LCC and the driving factors is the basis for comprehensive …

Over half of the Earth's wetlands have been reclaimed for agriculture, leading to significant
soil P destabilization and leaching risks. To evaluate the effects of agricultural land use on …

The importance of natural water towers to water resource demand of the ecological
environment and human activities is self-evident. They are also vulnerable and extremely …

Ecological restoration of terrestrial ecosystems facilitates environmental protection and
enhances sustainable development of land resources. With increasingly severe land …

Climate change and global rapid agricultural expansion have drastically reduced the area of
wetlands globally recently, so that the ecosystem functions of wetlands have been impacted …

Identifying waterfowl habitat suitability under changing environments, especially land-use
change, is crucial to make waterfowl habitat conservation planning. We took Wetland Nature …