Terrestrial ecosystem services (ES) are vulnerable to land use and land cover changes
(LULCC). These changes are triggered by different drivers of change (eg, economic, social …

Hydrological monitoring is essential to guide evidence-based decision making necessary for
sustainable water resource management and governance. Limited hydrometric datasets and …

To restore China's degraded environment and improve ecological balance, the government
launched a land use policy known as the Grain for Green Program (GFGP), which is the …

The ecological functions restoration in agricultural areas is a major challenge on a
landscape scale. In the specific case of active restoration through Agroforestry Systems …

The preservation of water resources is a worldwide goal that requires continuous research
to support the action of decision-makers. The learning about water quality is paramount in …

In China, the fast growth of the economy and society is causing a change in the multifunction
of cultivated land (MCL), but there is still a lack of proper understanding of the structural …

Abstract Payment for Ecosystem Services (PES) globally addresses land use-tenure-
restoration tradeoffs. The Atlantic Forest Connection Projetc, a Brazilian collaborative …

The imbalance and mismatch between land use structures and resource elements lead to
the intensified competition for land use cover, and the resulting land use conflicts (LUCs) …

This study aimed to present a payment for ecosystem services model that promotes a
symbiotic coexistence between agriculture and clean water production. The model favors …

Human land use land cover changes (LULCCs) can cause impacts on watershed lands and
on water resources. The regions with land use conflict suffer more intense erosion …