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1. Ecosystem services of wetlands: pathfinder for a new paradigm E. Maltby & M. Acreman
2. Improving riparian wetland conditions based on infiltration and drainage behavior during and after controlled flooding T. Russo et al.
3. Effectiveness of ecosystem-based approaches for adaptation: review of the evidence-base N. Doswald et al.
4. Impacts of oxbow lake evolution on sediment microbial community structure in the Yellow River source region H. Li et al.
5. Valuing ecosystem services of wetlands—a tool for effective policy formulation and poverty alleviation M. Verma & D. Negandhi
6. Peatland degradation: The relationship between raised bog hydrology and normalized difference vegetation index R. Šimanauskienė et al.
7. EFFECTS OF ARTIFICIAL FLOODING ON WATER QUALITY OF A FLOODPLAIN BACKWATER R. Lizotte et al.
8. Water level dynamics of Amazon wetlands at the watershed scale by satellite altimetry J. Da Silva et al.
9. Impacts of hydrological restoration on lowland river floodplain plant communities D. Richards et al.
10. European riverine and coastal wetlands under pressure: biodiversity and climate change U. Kaden et al.
11. Floodplains and coastal wetlands as nutrient sinks: a restoration perspective D. Zak et al.
12. Identifying potential restoration areas of freshwater wetlands in a river delta Y. Hua et al.
13. Evaluation of vegetation-wetland-soil ecological water retention capacity in the source region of the Yangtze and Yellow rivers (SRYY) Z. Li et al.
14. Linking the restoration of rivers and riparian zones/wetlands in Europe: Sharing knowledge through case studies B. Gumiero et al.
15. Dryness–Wetness Encounter Probabilities’ Analysis for Lake Ecological Water Replenishment Considering Non-Stationarity Effects Y. Xu et al.
16. An environmental assessment of water replenishment to a floodplain lake D. Lóczy et al.
17. Geomorphic connectivity and its application for understanding landscape complexities: a focus on the hydro‐geomorphic systems of India M. Singh et al.
18. Importance of stopping groundwater irrigation for balancing agriculture and wetland ecosystem D. Li et al.
19. Evaluating dynamic hydrological connectivity of a floodplain wetland in North Bihar, India using geostatistical methods M. Singh & R. Sinha
20. Uncertainties in the determination of water storage changes of a shallow groundwater site using profile probe-measured volumetric water contents O. Dietrich & H. Gerke
21. Environmental gradient relative to oxbow lake-meandering river connectivity in Zoige Basin of the Tibetan Plateau D. Wang et al.
22. Simulated wetland conservation-restoration effects on water quantity and quality at watershed scale X. Wang et al.
23. Cumulative Hydrologic Impact of Wetland Loss: Numerical Modeling Study of the Rideau River Watershed, Canada F. Ahmed
24. A multi-objective spatial optimization of wetland for Sponge City in the plain, China H. Cheng et al.
25. Integrating Tracers and Soft Data Into Multi‐Criteria Calibration: Implications From Distributed Modeling in a Riparian Wetland S. Wu et al.
26. Governing climate displacement in wetland ecosystems: local governance and the crisis of habitability in kuttanad, kerala V. Aravind et al.
27. Mapping Wetland Areas Using Landsat-Derived NDVI and LSWI: A Case Study of West Songnen Plain, Northeast China Z. Dong et al.
28. A framework for the assessment of ecosystem goods and services; a case study on lowland floodplains in England H. Posthumus et al.
29. Denitrification and dissimilatory nitrate reduction to ammonium (DNRA) in a temperate re-connected floodplain F. Sgouridis et al.
30. Selecting Sites for Converting Farmlands to Wetlands in the Sanjiang Plain, Northeast China, Based on Remote Sensing and GIS N. Huang et al.
31. Precipitation and hydrological variations and related associations with large‐scale circulation in the Poyang Lake basin, China Q. Zhang et al.
32. Effect of Wetland Enhancement on Parasites of Juvenile Yellow Perch M. Bertrand et al.
33. Tropical wetland ecosystem service assessments in East Africa; A review of approaches and challenges C. Langan et al.
34. Evaluation of impacts of climate change and human activities on streamflow in the Poyang Lake basin, China Q. Zhang et al.
35. Water Management to Enhance Ecosystem Services in a Coastal Wetland in Taiwan P. Kuo & H. Wang
36. COASTAL HABITATS WITHIN FLOOD RISK ASSESSMENTS: ROLE OF THE 2D SPR APPROACH S. Narayan et al.
37. Effects of water level on plant characteristics in a restored wetland and referenced natural wetland in Wakiso, Uganda B. Kunan et al.
38. A simple model to quantify the potential trade-off between water level management for ecological benefit and flood risk C. Stratford et al.
39. Oxbow lakes in Africa: Status, threats, and management strategies- A review A. Chukwuka & A. Adeogun
40. Image-driven hydrological parameter coupled identification of flood plain wetland conservation and restoration sites S. Pal & P. Singha
41. Seasonal variation of phytoplankton community assembly processes in Tibetan Plateau floodplain Z. Huang et al.
42. Development and application of a hybrid terrain–multispectral image model of floodplain hydroperiod S. Askew et al.
43. Interplay between Water Regime Components and Wet Grassland Plant Communities A. Mauchamp et al.
44. Competing paradigms of flood management in the Scottish/English borderlands B. Cook et al.
45. Nesting substrate and water-level fluctuations influence wading bird nesting patterns in a large shallow eutrophic lake J. Chastant et al.
46. The Potential of Peatlands as Nature-Based Climate Solutions M. Strack et al.
47. Water Regime of Playa Lakes from Southern Spain: Conditioning Factors and Hydrological Modeling F. Moral et al.
48. Hydrological connectivity dynamics and conservation priorities for surface-water patches in the Yellow River Delta National Nature Reserve, China Y. Cui et al.
49. Effects of Passive Hydration on Surface Water and Groundwater Storages in Drained Ranchland Wetlands in the Everglades Basin in Florida D. Goswami & S. Shukla
50. Evaporation and energy balance of a wet grassland at Tadham Moor on the Somerset Levels R. Harding & C. Lloyd
51. A wetland ecosystem service assessment tool; Development and application in a tropical peatland in Uganda C. Langan et al.
52. Simulation of the hydrological impacts of climate change on a restored floodplain J. Thompson et al.
53. Impacts of climate change on the hydrology of two Natura 2000 sites in Northern Greece C. Doulgeris et al.
54. Variations in saturated and unsaturated water movement through an upland floodplain wetland, mid-Wales, UK C. Bradley et al.
55. Potential effects of climate change on NRCS Wetland Restoration Easements: An ecohydrological assessment M. Cassatt & D. Wilcox
56. Cascading food‐web effects of piscivore introductions in shallow lakes A. Potthoff et al.
57. Determination of water requirements of the Gavkhuni wetland, Iran: A hydrological approach A. Sarhadi & S. Soltani
58. Predicting wetland area and water depth in Barind plain of India P. Singha & S. Pal
59. Water balance of selected floodplain lake basins in the Middle Bug River valley J. Dawidek & B. Ferencz
60. High temporal resolution monitoring in a wet grassland (Oxfordshire, UK) for estimation of evaporative loss D. Mould
61. Quantitative analysis of the driving forces causing declines in marsh wetland landscapes in the Honghe region, northeast China, from 1975 to 2006 L. Cui et al.
62. Suitable Habitat Dynamics of Wintering Geese in a Large Floodplain Wetland: Insights from Flood Duration J. Teng et al.
63. Modelling the Effects of Wetland Restoration on Coastal Hydrology: A Case Study of Elkhorn Slough Watershed, California Y. Xu et al.
64. Trade-off in ecosystem services of the Somerset Levels and Moors wetlands M. Acreman et al.
65. Water for all: Towards an integrated approach to wetland conservation and flood risk reduction in a lowland catchment in Scotland A. Vinten et al.
66. Patterns and controls of anaerobic soil respiration and methanogenesis following extreme restoration of calcareous subtropical wetlands C. Medvedeff et al.
67. Sedimentological perspective on phytolith analysis in palaeoecological reconstruction W. Qader et al.
68. A Comparison of the Development of Wetland Restoration Techniques in China and Other Nations D. Zhou et al.
69. Regreening, restoring, and reconnecting a southwestern wetland ecosystem – the Zeedyk wetland R. Petrakis et al.
70. Comparing Two Multi-Criteria Methods for Prioritizing Wetland Restoration and Creation Sites Based on Ecological, Biophysical and Socio-Economic Factors N. Darwiche-Criado et al.
71. Evolution of wetland in Honghe National Nature Reserve from the view of hydrogeology X. Wu et al.
72. Machine learning algorithm-based risk assessment of riparian wetlands in Padma River Basin of Northwest Bangladesh A. Islam et al.
73. River–floodplain hydrology of an embanked lowland Chalk river and initial response to embankment removal H. Clilverd et al.
74. Integrating Conflicting Goals of the EC Water Framework Directive and the EC Habitats Directives Into Floodplain Restoration Schemes G. Weigelhofer et al.
75. Impeded drainage stimulates extracellular phenol oxidase activity in riparian peat cores H. Toberman et al.
76. Water safety assessment and spatio-temporal changes in Dongting Lake, China on the basis of water regime during 1980–2014 R. Wan et al.
77. Using Multisource Geospatial Data to Identify Potential Wetland Rehabilitation Areas: A Pilot Study in China’s Sanjiang Plain Z. Qiu et al.
78. Incorporating wetlands in hydrologic and hydraulic models for flood zone delineation: An application to Durán, Ecuador R. da Cruz e Sousa & O. Miranda
79. Coupling high-resolution field monitoring and MODIS for reconstructing wetland historical hydroperiod at a high temporal frequency A. Alonso et al.
80. Forecasting the impact on endangered wildlife species affected by the planned restoration of wetlands after peat mining (Nizhny Novgorod region, Russia) S. Bakka et al.
81. The stereoscopic spatial connectivity of wetland ecosystems: Evaluation method and regulation measures Q. Yang et al.
82. Spatial planning of a climate adaptation zone for wetland ecosystems C. Vos et al.
83. Using Simple LSTM Models to Evaluate Effects of a River Restoration on Groundwater in Kushiro Wetland, Hokkaido, Japan T. Yamaguchi et al.
84. Quantifying ecosystem service trade-offs: The case of an urban floodplain in Vienna, Austria S. Sanon et al.
85. Effects of freshwater inputs on soil quality in the Yellow River Delta, China Q. Zhao et al.
86. How Wetlands Affect Floods M. Acreman & J. Holden
87. Enhanced sequestration of carbon in ocean sediments as a means to reduce global emissions: A case study from a coastal wetland restoration project in the Liaohe Delta, Northeast China L. He et al.
88. Integrating objectives and scales for planning and implementing wetland restoration and creation in agricultural landscapes D. Moreno-Mateos & F. Comin
89. Can ecosystem services be integrated with conservation? A case study of breeding waders on grassland C. RHYMER et al.
90. Ecological Conditions and Ecosystem Services of Artificial Wetlands in Semiarid Ethiopian Highlands A. Moges et al.
91. Evaluation of transitional behavior of wetness/drought regimes in the Poyang Lake Basin, China Q. Zhang et al.
92. Wetland monitoring with Global Navigation Satellite System reflectometry S. Nghiem et al.
93. Influence of Wetlands on Black-Creek Hydraulics F. Ahmed
94. Floodplain Conservation Versus Landscape Development—How to Tackle the Multifunctional Management Issue J. Jakubínský et al.
95. Managing ditches for agroecological engineering of landscape. A review J. Dollinger et al.
96. Extensive microphytobenthos mats of invasive Vaucheria aff. compacta and abiotic environmental factors influencing its abundance in Adventfjorden tidal flat, Svalbard C. Souquieres et al.
97. Response of wetland soil carbon to groundwater conservation: Probabilistic outcomes from error propagation D. Lewis
98. Hydrogeological study of groundwater-dependent ecosystems—an overview of selected methods E. Krogulec
99. Effects of Planting Patterns on Trace Metals in Soils Following Wetland Restoration H. Su et al.