Water quality models are important tools used in the management of water resources. The
models are usually developed for specific regions, with particular climates and physical …

The movement of excess phosphorus (P) into streams, rivers, and lakes poses a significant
threat to water quality and the health of aquatic ecosystems and thus, P has been targeted …

Agricultural activities contribute to water pollution through sediments and nutrient export,
negatively affecting water quality and aquatic ecosystems. However, implementing best …

Abstract Study region Prairie Pothole Region of Canada. Study focus The Prairie region
spans across approximately 870,000 km 2 of the Great Plains region of Canada (80%) and …

The Prairie Pothole Region (PPR) of Canada contains millions of small isolated wetlands
and is unique to North America. The goods and services of these isolated wetlands are …

Watersheds in cold regions provide water, food, biodiversity and ecosystem service.
However, the increasing demand for water resources and climate change challenge our …

Modelling nutrient transport during snowmelt in cold regions remains a major scientific
challenge. A key limitation of existing nutrient models for application in cold regions is the …

The Prairie landscape consists of numerous pothole depressions which produce complex fill-
and-spill runoff generation processes that result in intermittent hydrologic connectivity and …

Draining of geographically isolated (no defined inlet or outlet) freshwater mineral soil
wetlands has likely converted areas that acted historically as important P sinks to sources of …

Excess nutrients in aquatic ecosystems is a major water quality problem globally. Worsening
eutrophication issues are notable in cold temperate areas, with pervasive problems in many …