Riparian zones are among the most valuable ecosystems on the earth. They act as the
ecological engineers that improve river health through delivering a range of ecosystem …

River hydromorphology has long been subjected to huge anthropogenic pressures with
severe negative impacts on related ecosystems' functioning and water quality. Therefore …

Riparian zones act as ecological engineers through stream bank stabilization, pollutant
buffering, energy provision to food webs, and groundwater recharge. In the ongoing …

Mountains, said to be the world's water towers, are central for the provision of downstream
water demands. This provision service is strongly challenged by climate change associated …

The interaction between water and land greatly affected the change of the riparian
ecosystem service value (ESV) under the background of rapid regional development. In …

Incoherent institutional regimes are among the most critical barriers to adapt water
governance under climate change. However, it remains unclear how different governance …

This study critically discusses historical developments in wetland management legislation
through the twentieth century up to present in Zimbabwe, and how the legislative and …

Riparian invertebrate communities are species rich, but variability in sampling methods
hampers assessment of their distributions and inference of the quality of their habitats. To …

Aim of Study: The complex community of riparian reserve forest has become of great
concern for researchers to develop more viable management strategies. The paper aimed to …

Biophysical condition is one indicator of the immediate success of efforts to restore
degraded rivers as well as longer‐term progress towards improving water quality. In the …