Livestock production in drylands requires consideration of the ecological applications of
ecohydrological redistribution of water. Intensive cattle trampling and the associated …

Land-use change has been the strongest driver of vegetation cover change in the world. In
the South American Dry Chaco (~ 1 M km 2; PPT/ET 0< 0.65), native dry forests are …

While it is known that antecedent conditions and rainfall profiles contribute to the
nonlinearity of streamflow response and that hydrograph shape can be dependent on the …

Cow-calf production is the main practice within marginal agricultural lands of the world, like
the Flooding Pampa of Argentina, where it promotes the transformation of native tall-tussock …

Some 60% of the agricultural land in the UK is grassland. This is mostly located in the wetter
uplands of the west and north, with the majority intensively managed as permanent pasture …

The starting point for this study is the simulation study of Metcalfe et al.(2018) which
suggested that retention times of the order of 10 h are required for natural flood …

The dry forests of South America are a key player of the global carbon cycle and the regional
water cycle, but they are being intensively deforested. We used eddy covariance …

The functioning of tropical montane ecosystems are key provider of environmental services.
However, climate and land use change interactively affect the ecohydrological and …

Land use changes affecting ecological and hydrological processes often shape the
biogeochemistry of deserts. As highly productive hotspots, Prosopis flexuosa woodlands …

Invasion by exotic grasses is transforming drylands across the planet, but the
ecohydrological feedbacks of such invasions are not fully understood. For example, in the …