Large mammalian herbivores manifest a strong top‐down control on ecosystems that can
transform entire landscapes, but their impacts have not been reviewed in the context of …

Background and aims In the context of the 200th anniversary of Charles Darwin's birth in
1809, this study discusses the variation in structure and adaptation associated with survival …

Wetlands are important providers of ecosystem services and key regulators of climate
change. They positively contribute to global warming through their greenhouse gas …

Abstract The Upper Mekong Basin is undergoing extensive hydropower development and its
largest dams have recently become operational. Hydropower is built to improve the regional …

The transboundary Mekong River is facing two ongoing changes that are expected to
significantly impact its hydrology and the characteristics of its exceptional flood pulse. The …

Wetlands perform many essential ecosystem services—carbon storage, flood control,
maintenance of biodiversity, fish production, and aquifer recharge, among others—services …

Abstract The Tonle Sap Lake of Cambodia is the largest freshwater body of Southeast Asia,
forming an important part of the Mekong River system. The lake has an extremely productive …

The Mekong River Basin in South East Asia has experienced in recent decades large inter-
annual variations between large floods and severe droughts. The general perception is that …

Abstract The Mekong River Basin in Southeast Asia is experiencing extensive hydropower
development. Concerns have been raised about the consequences of the development for …

Climate change, land cover change and the over–abstraction of groundwater threaten the
existence of Groundwater-Dependent Ecosystems (GDE), despite these environments being …