In the semi-arid environment of the Blue Mountains, Oregon (USA), water is a critical
resource for both ecosystems and human uses and will be affected by climate change in …

Abstract In the western United States, climate warming poses a unique threat to water and
snow hydrology because much of the snowpack accumulates at temperatures near 0 C. As …

The wildland-urban interface (WUI) represents landscapes where human settlements
coexist with natural features. Trails within the WUI areas, valued for their ecological …

In times of global change, it is of fundamental importance to understand the sensitivity,
stability and resistivity of a landscape or ecosystem to human disturbance. Landscapes and …

In a Mediterranean climate where much of the precipitation falls during winter, snowpacks
serve as the primary source of dry season runoff. Increased warming has led to significant …

Although we often assume trout are highly vulnerable to human activity, they are a
remarkably widespread and successful group of fish that now occupy every continent except …

To understand the spatial–temporal pattern of climate and land cover (CLC) change effects
on hydrology, we used three land cover change (LCC) coupled scenarios to estimate the …

Streamflow and water temperature (hydroclimate) influence the life histories of aquatic biota.
The relationship between streamflow and temperature varies with climate, hydrogeomorphic …

In California, it is essential to understand the evolution of water resources in response to a
changing climate to sustain its economy and agriculture and to build resilient communities …

The present contribution quantifies the relative importance of climate modeling factors and
chosen response variables upon controlling the variance of streamflow forecasted with …