Many regions in arid and semi-arid lands suffer from water resource scarcity due to climatic
constraints combined with a rapid increase in domestic water consumption due to …

Understanding groundwater–surface water (GW–SW) interaction in Chalk catchments is
complicated by the degree of geological heterogeneity. At this study site, in southern United …

Understanding the processes controlling groundwater/surface-water interaction is essential
for effective resource management and for protecting sensitive ecosystems. Through …

Understanding hydrological processes in wetlands may be complicated by management
practices and complex groundwater/surface water interactions. This is especially true for …

This review summarises the main ecotonal properties of chalk hyporheic zone (CHZ), using
a holistic approach on both structure and functionality of this habitat. The corroborated …

This paper investigates the changes in bioavailable phosphorus (P) within the hyporheic
zone of a groundwater-dominated chalk stream. In this study, tangential flow fractionation is …

Wetlands provide unique goods and services, as habitats of high biodiversity. Hydrology is
the principal control on wetland functioning; hence, understanding the water source is …

This study examined the longitudinal distribution, vertical distribution and temporal dynamics
of the invertebrate community inhabiting the chalk hyporheic zone of four catchments, which …

Kenya is one of the countries in sub-Saharan Africa considered to have water scarcity, and
the national per capita water is below 1,000 cubic meters. The estimated per capita by the …

The Westbrook Farm research site at Boxford is situated by the River Lambourn close to
Boxford in Berkshire, at approximately SU 4280 7230 (Figure 1.1). The site was originally set …