As the water-energy-food (WEF) nexus becomes an increasingly common framework for
bridging science and policy, there is a growing need to unpack and make explicit many of …

Rivers are among the most heavily managed landscapes worldwide. The meanings people
ascribe to river landscapes and their preferences for management have implications for …

Rivers are dynamic landscape features which are often altered by human activity, making it
difficult to disentangle human impact on geomorphic change from natural river dynamics …

Current knowledge of the role that forests play in recycling rainwater has led to the proposal
of forest management practices to mitigate desertification in the western Mediterranean …

Estuarine salt intrusion causes problems with freshwater availability in many deltas. Water
managers require timely and accurate forecasts to be able to mitigate and adapt to salt …

Reduction of water levels during river floods is key in preventing damage and loss of life.
Computer models are used to design ways to achieve this and assist in the decision-making …

The integration of evidence-based information in operational water management is essential
for robust decision-making. We investigated the current use of experiential and evidence …

Forest-based communities are embedded in complex and uncertain global processes. We
aim to understand the repercussions of uncertainty on forest-based livelihoods through a …

Accelerated environmental and societal change and its dynamic present a challenge for
water management, making it increasingly relevant to integrate uncertainties into the …

This study develops a comprehensive evaluation framework to assess the incorporation of
river ecosystem services (ESs) into policy content, focusing on China's River Chief System …