Geographically isolated wetlands (GIW), depressional landscape features entirely
surrounded by upland areas, provide a wide range of ecological functions and ecosystem …

Abstract In Jiaozhou Bay, there are four wetland types, including sandy beaches, mud flats,
tidal marshes, and estuarine intertidal zones. Four typical transects representing each of the …

In coastal wetlands the hydrological dynamics and in particular the groundwater flows play a
critical role in the establishment of wetlands and in the transport of salts and nutrients. The …

Abstract The Great Dismal Swamp (GDS), one of the largest, northernmost peatlands on the
Atlantic Coastal Plain, is underlain by a thick water-logged organic soil layer (peat) made up …

In this study, we demonstrate the application of tritium in precipitation and baseflow to
estimate groundwater transit times and storage volumes in Hokkaido, Japan. To establish …

Wetlands provide valuable hydrological, ecological, and biogeochemical functions, both
alone and in combination with other elements comprising the wetlandscape. Understanding …

Upstream agriculture and infrastructure development can greatly alter downstream
hydrology, cutting off water sources and modifying connectivity that is critical for wetland …

Coastal zones are characterized by the interactions between continents and oceans and,
therefore, between fresh and salt surface and groundwater. The wetlands of coastal zones …

Water flow is required for the health and integrity of any wetland environment. Based on field
investigation, flow simulation and hydrogeological data, a conceptual flow model …

Wetlands provide important eco-hydrological services and functions but have historically
been altered by mankind to meet their needs and wants. Wetland restoration now being …