Despite the relevance of ecosystem services (ES) to society and modern ecological
research, current methods of measurement and mapping remain inconsistent and often lack …

The spatial relationship between land use change and ecosystem services is still unclear,
which constrains the formulation of corresponding policies on land use and eco …

Vegetation restoration on degraded lands has been encouraged worldwide due to its
ecological services and function of controlling soil erosion and improving carbon (C) stocks …

With the rapid expansion of artisanal small-scale gold mining (ASGM) in the Brazilian
Amazon, an increasing number of studies have attempted to estimate the impacts and socio …

Rivers historically transported unquantified volumes of driftwood to the ocean. Driftwood
alters coastal sediment dynamics and provides food and habitat for diverse organisms …

Fluvial hazards cause severe damage to human lives and properties. The increased
intrusion of anthropogenic activities into natural hydrological cycles has increased hazard …

The disappearance of water bodies and the emergence of dry lakebeds have intensified
global environmental challenges such as dust source regions and moving dunes. The rapid …

The change in natural water quality is caused due to the diversity of human activities which
is causing huge impact on the hydrologic cycle. The increasing pollution is impairing the use …

Land degradation neutrality can be achieved by mobilizing stakeholders and investing in
strategic land management. Despite significant investments, efforts to rehabilitate and …

In an increasingly meta-coupled world, the balance of interregional environmental
development is becoming increasingly important, and an ecological cooperation community …