Forest restoration is being scaled up globally to deliver critical ecosystem services and
biodiversity benefits; however, there is a lack of rigorous comparison of cobenefit delivery …

Abstract Purposeof Review Paired catchment studies have documented the extent to which
forest harvesting impairs forested watersheds. Adverse effects on stream water quality and …

Population growth and climate change have put pressure on policy makers in southwest
Western Australia to increase water supply to urban areas. A potential contribution to solving …

Abstract Study region Liuxihe River Basin in Guangdong province, China. Study focus
Deciphering the runoff variation and its causes is crucial for catchment water management …

Analyzing the characteristics and causes of runoff variation in a typical small basin is
beneficial for ecological restoration in the Loess Plateau. This study employed a series of …

Actual evapotranspiration (ET a) is a key component of the water balance, and its accurate
quantification of spatiotemporal variation is essential to improve the understanding of soil …

We examined changes in catchment‐scale annual and seasonal evapotranspiration after
50% strip thinning, using runoff data from headwater catchments. The short‐term water …

The saturated hydraulic conductivity (K s) is one of the most important soil properties for
many hydrological simulation models. Especially in South Korea, analyzing the K s of the …

We examined the responses of suspended solids to forest thinning in steep small headwater
catchments, PT (0.8 ha) and PR (0.7 ha), that drain a Korean pine (Pinus koraiensis) …

This research aimed to evaluate the economic viability of different scenarios for the first
thinning in Khaya ivorensis monocultures and present an estimate of age and thinning …