Agriculture, urbanization, and industrial growth have significantly increased water demand,
leading to water pollution, necessitating to protect rivers, wetlands, and ecosystem. Hence, a …

The hydrological patterns of all natural water bodies pulse in variable rhythms of high and
low water. The biodiversity of these ecosystems is driven by the changing nature of the …

Rivers are social-ecological systems. Yet, in urban contexts, they have often been degraded
to lifeless conduits, failing to promote human-nature interactions. As a countermeasure, river …

Global warming has increased the probability of extreme climate events, with compound
extreme events having more severe impacts on socioeconomics and the environment than …

An unbelievably small portion of the water available on planet Earth, just 0.00015 per cent of
it, runs in rivers (Garcia-Moreno et al. 2014). And yet, this is the most important water source …

In countries like India with large rural populations, the restoration of rural rivers addresses
challenges related to water security and biodiversity. Efforts to restore rural rivers also …

Inadequate effluent disposal has caused damage to the environment worldwide. This study
aimed to perform a scientometric analysis of studies exploiting fungi applied to improve the …

In cities, river restoration is widely recognised as an essential Nature-based Solution (NbS)
that delivers a wide range of benefits. However, rapid urbanisation and economic growth …

River Management and Human-River Relationships from Socio-Ecological System Perspectives
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