Wetlands are valuable natural resources that provide many benefits to the environment.
Therefore, mapping wetlands is crucially important. Several review papers on remote …

Loading of nutrients and contaminants is increasing in wetlands due to anthropogenic
activities. The scope of this paper is to (1) provide an overview of natural, cultivated, and …

This study describes the effects of the American red swamp crayfish, Procambarus clarkii
Girard, on water quality and sediment characteristics in the Spanish floodplain wetland, Las …

Man-made change in wetland ecosystems is mainly a 20th century process. Here, we report
the changes over the last 55 years in the hydrology and botany of a Spanish semi-arid …

Eutrophication was recognized as a pollution problem in European and North American
lakes and reservoirs in the mid-twentieth century. Since then, it has become more …

Open water evaporation and macrophyte transpiration rates were analyzed in a semi-arid,
freshwater wetland in Central Spain over two meteorological periods between 1993 and …

Contamination of aquatic systems with potentially toxic trace elements (PTEs) is a major
problem throughout the world. The National Park Tablas de Daimiel (NPTD) is considered to …

In both predictive theoretical and empirical models for aquatic plant communities in running
waters, the development and competition are many times explained in terms of nutrients …

Anthropogenic alterations of natural hydrology are common in wetlands and often increase
water permanence, converting ephemeral habitats into permanent ones. Since aquatic …

High-elevation wetlands in South America are not well described despite their high
sensitivity to human impact and unique biodiversity. We describe the hydroclimatological …