Under suitable conditions, deforested land used for agricultural crops or pastures can revert
to forest through the assisted or unassisted process of natural regeneration. These naturally …

The knowledge of soil indicators during forest restoration is essential for understanding the
recovery of ecosystem functions such as biomass production and water regulation. Despite …

The determination of soil hydraulic properties is important in several environmental sciences
but may be expensive and time consuming. Therefore, during the last decades, a great effort …

Soil nutrient contents and organic carbon (C) stability are key indicators for restoration of
degraded grassland. However, the effects of long‐term active restoration of extremely …

Different points in a field can be wetted with different natural or artificial rainfall amounts and
intensities. Therefore, a non-uniform soil wetting could occur during short-term monitoring of …

Although native vegetation is a determinant of aquatic ecosystems' maintenance, forest
restoration has been linked to decreases in water yields worldwide. Here, we clarify linkages …

This study presents the results of the soil hydraulic characterization performed under three
land covers, namely pasture, 9-year-old restored forest, and remnant forest, in the Brazilian …

Land degradation caused by improper land use management is a critical worldwide problem
that has revived the issue of resources sustainability. Soil degradation, which involves …

We need empirical evidence on the impacts of land‐use change on hydrological processes
to guide policies and land management decisions. Based on a global meta‐analysis of 287 …

Forest and landscape restoration (FLR) is a powerful strategy for large-scale tropical forest
recovery, and payment for ecosystem services (PES) is used to support FLR programs and …