The sudden increase in water nutrients caused by environmental factors have always been
a focus of attention for ecologists. Fertilizer inputs with spatio-temporal characteristics are …

Inland water bodies (particularly ponds) emit a significant amount of greenhouse gases
(GHGs), particularly methane (CH4), carbon dioxide (CO2), and a comparatively low amount …

A global survey of 179 restoration practitioners spanning 65 countries identified the extent of
stakeholder engagement as a key factor determining the success or failure of restoration …

The ponds are the important water resources for the developing nations including rural
India. They not only supply the water during the non-monsoon period but also acts as a flood …

Lentic small water bodies (LSWBs) deteriorate owing to anthropogenic activities, such as
untreated domestic and agricultural waste disposal. Moreover, different turnover …

Healthy pond ecosystems are critical for achieving several sustainable development goals
(SDG) through numerous ecosystem services (eg, flood control, nutrient retention, and …

Abstract The Virtual Special Issue entitled “Tackling Water Security” is mainly focused on
water availability, water quality, management, governance, biotic or abiotic emerging …

Land use significantly affects the function of waterbodies in landscape. Although there have
been numerous studies on the influence of the catchment area on the trophic and ecological …

More research has revealed that central China is one of the most vulnerable areas to a
water crisis because of limited and unequally distributed water resources as well as rising …

Groundwater is an important source of fresh water in the world. However, the excessive
extraction and increasing pollution represent a major challenge for water sustainability in …