Understanding the spatial patterns of plant communities is important for sustainable wetland
ecosystem management and biodiversity conservation. With the rapid development of …

Along with wetland loss, the damming effect on hydrological modification in wetland is
another less debated and challenging topic, which needs to have urgent attention. The …

The loss of hydrological connectivity and fragmentation of natural wetlands are widespread
drivers of wetland degradation. Understanding where and how natural connectivity is …

Peatlands in Indonesia are subject to subsidence in recent years, resulting in significant soil
organic carbon loss. Their degradation is responsible for several environmental issues; …

Wetlands in drylands have high inter-and intra-annual ecohydrological variations that are
driven to a great extent by climate variability and anthropogenic influences. The Ramsar …

The study explored the impact of Land Use and Land Cover (LULC) change dynamics in
relation to the condition and status of an unprotected wetland located in the arid-tropical …

Wetlands are vital habitats which play a critical role in global biodiversity. Their functioning is
intrinsically linked with their hydrological regime and so the monitoring of water level data is …

Environmental monitoring of delicate ecosystems or pristine sites is critical to their
preservation. The communication infrastructure for such monitoring should have as little …

Interactions between groundwater and surface water sustain groundwater-dependent
ecosystems and regulate river temperature and biogeochemical cycles, amongst many other …

Under changing environmental conditions, water level is a crucial indicator for assessing the
wetland hydrological cycle. However, due to some wetlands being located in remote and …