Climate change (CC) and land-use/land-cover (LU/LC) alterations are among the most pervasive drivers of hydrological and ecological change in river basins worldwide, yet their combined impacts on fluvial ecological diversity remain insufficiently quantified, particularly in data-scarce tropical regions. This study pr...
T. Baghel, M. Babel, Dibesh Khadka et al.· Earth Systems and Environmen...· 0 citations
Rapid urbanization in the Huaihe River Basin has reshaped land use and intensified the tension between ecological protection and food security. A key gap is that most basin-scale ecosystem service value (ESV) assessments describe changes in land-cover composition but do not identify how landscape configuration–ESV asso...
Monsoon-dominated river basins are increasingly vulnerable to rainfall variability, resulting in enhanced runoff and dry-season water stress. This study evaluated the effectiveness of land management practices (LMPs) in improving baseflow, soil moisture persistence, and low-flow resilience in the Seonath River Basin,...
M. D. Ghongade, M. K. Verma, C. K. Singh· Water Practice & Technol...· 0 citations
Seasonally Dry Tropical Forests (SDTFs), such as the Brazilian Caatinga, are highly vulnerable to climate change and chronic anthropogenic disturbances. Despite extensive land-use conversion, understanding how vegetation productivity and resilience vary across different land governance regimes remains a critical gap. H...
Lucas Toshio Nascimento da Silva, Bartolomeu Israel de Souza· Environmental Management· 0 citations
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