Managed stormwater ponds are abundant in urban landscapes in much of the world,
performing vital but under-studied functions for attenuation of urban runoff and nutrient …

Stormwater management ponds (SWMPs) are an important tool for sustainable urban
stormwater management, controlling the quantity and quality of stormwater runoff in cities …

Urban green spaces can provide important wildlife habitat and ecosystem services. In
legacy cities, built structures are demolished as populations dwindle, resulting in vacant …

With the ecological protection and high-quality development of the Yellow River Basin rising
to China's national strategy, the Yellow River Delta is facing a historic development …

A variety of stormwater infrastructure such as constructed wetlands, rain gardens, vegetated
drainage channels and retention ponds are primarily used for managing water runoff, but …

Mariculture ponds are essential components of the coastal wetland, which are often
criticized by eutrophication risk for the dissolved inorganic nitrogen (DIN) input to the coastal …

Stormwater ponds are a common way to handle stormwater and are used to retain pollutants
through sedimentation. The ponds resemble small natural lakes and will be colonized by …

Stormwater ponds are primarily designed for flood control and water quality protection, but
they often serve as habitats of differing quality for a variety of organisms. Floral and faunal …

Conceptual models and frameworks of community assembly present series of abiotic and
biotic filters through which organisms must pass, leading to the composition of local …

Stormwater infrastructures are primarily used for managing water runoff, but these
environments can also foster biodiversity. Despite extensive literature about certain taxa …