Climates are rapidly changing in wetland ecosystems around the world and historical land-
use change is not always given enough consideration in climate adaptation discussions …

Dissolved organic matter (DOM) is integral to fluvial biogeochemical functions, and wetlands
are broadly recognized as substantial sources of aromatic DOM to fluvial networks. Yet how …

In many spring‐fed rivers, benthic macroalgae and periphytic algae are increasing and, in
some cases, replacing rooted vascular plants, which are critical to ecosystem function. While …

Floods are dominant controls on export of solutes from catchments. In contrast, low‐flow
periods such as droughts are potentially dominant control points for biogeochemical …

Over the last several decades, rising nitrate concentrations in springs discharging from north
Florida's karstic Upper Floridan Aquifer have coincided with proliferation of algae in Florida …

North Florida's karst springs are among the largest and most abundant in the world. Despite
relatively stable spring discharges, flow reversals can episodically occur in some springs …

Land use changes around 26 karstic cave–spring systems in Florida were evaluated using
geographic information system. Located in the unconfined or semiconfined zones of the …

Micro-estuaries and micro-outlets represent small coastal waterbodies that differ in their
relative salinity and size, with the former being larger, more saline (mesohaline versus …

The paper summarises the results of bacteriological and hydrochemical studies on the
lowland springs in the big forest complex of the Podlasie region in NE Poland. In this area …

An often overlooked connection between karst groundwater systems and surface water is
spring flow reversal, the flow of river water into karst springs caused by changes in hydraulic …