Green water, or plant‐available soil moisture, is a substantial subset of terrestrial fresh
water. Land‐use change (LUC) alters green water dynamics through interactions on the …

Hydrological sensitivity to forest change, defined as hydrological response intensity (%) per
unit of forest cover change (%), is essential for understanding the magnitude of possible …

Rivers suffer from multiple stressors acting simultaneously on their biota, but the
consequences are poorly quantified at the global scale. We evaluated the biological …

There is increasing global interest in employing nature-based solutions, such as
reforestation and wetland restoration, to help reduce water risks to economies and society …

Groundwater is a vital natural resource that plays a critical role in sustaining agriculture,
forest ecosystems, industry, and household uses. However, due to natural and …

Hydrological models play a key role in simulating and assessing climate and land use/cover
(LULC) change impacts on hydrology in a watershed. In this study, the impact of climate and …

Life on Earth vitally depends on the availability of water. Human pressure on freshwater
resources is increasing, as is human exposure to weather-related extremes (droughts …

Deforestation has been reported to increase annual streamflow, baseflow, and sediment
load in many parts of the world. However, studies about the hydrological effects of …

Human activities have extensively altered landscapes throughout the world and further
changes are expected in the future. Anthropogenic impacts such as land use change …

This review article focuses on the complex relationships between forests and water,
particularly the effects of forests on streamflow during meteorological droughts. The impact …