Within the scope of the study, the change occurring in the vegetation cover was examined in
different temporal and spatial scales for in the example of Kırka boron mining site. Two …

Wetlands in arid and semi-arid regions are characterized by dry-and wet-phase vegetation
expression which responds to variable water resources. Monitoring condition trends in these …

As the impacts of climate change and water demands from irrigation continue to increase in
the Murray–Darling Basin, water for the environment is becoming more scarce and the …

Freshwater ecosystems are among the most vulnerable and endangered in the world, facing
continued uncertainty under climate change, development of water resources and land use …

Climatically driven perturbations (eg intense drought, fire, sea surface temperature rise) can
bring ecosystems that are already stressed by long-term climate change and other …

Dryland wetland vegetation is, paradoxically, both highly sensitive and extremely resilient to
environmental change. In the short-term, rapid responses of wetland biota and ecological …

Rainfall erosivity is one of the most dynamic factors in the soil erosion process. The increase
in soil erosion caused by high rainfall erosivity, and the subsequent loss of soil nutrients, can …

Human intervention through damming, diversion and extraction of water resources has
created regulated dryland river systems. As a result, connectivity between river channels …

With global efforts to restore grassland ecosystems, researchers and land management
practitioners are working to reconstruct habitat that will persist and withstand stresses …

Abstract During the Millennium Drought in southeast Australia (2001–2009), dryland
wetlands experienced widespread ecological deterioration, which highlighted their …