Transdisciplinary Ecohydrology

Transdisciplinary Ecohydrology: Advanced Nature Based Solutions for the Enhancement of Catchment Sustainability Potential delves into the intricate and dynamic interplay between hydrological and ecological processes. By introducing the fundamental water/biota interactions, this book provides a comprehensive framework for developing innovative Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) aimed at mitigating human impact and enhancing catchment resilience. It covers both terrestrial and aquatic phases of the hydrological cycle, offering insights into water-plants-soil interactions, ecotone processes, floodplain dynamics, river continuum processes, and coastal zone interactions. The book further explores the development of Advanced Nature-Based Solutions (ANBS) enhanced by molecular biology and biotechnology, tailored to various catchments with different climates, geologies, and urbanization levels. It also discusses the harmonization of NBS with hydrotechnical infrastructure to create efficient and cost-effective hybrid systems. A volume in the reputable book series, Transdisciplinary Ecohydrology: Advanced Nature Based Solutions for the Enhancement of Catchment Sustainability Potentialthis necessary guide integrates hydroengineering, ANBS, and hybrid systems and presents a thorough approach for sustainable water management, making it an essential resource for researchers, practitioners, and policymakers committed to achieving a greener future.

• Provides theoretical and empirical background according to principles of ecohydrology on how to use of ecosystem processes as management tool for upgrading Nature-Based Solutions (NBS)
• Offers methods for the development of innovative Advanced Nature Based Solutions (ANBS) – NBS enhanced by molecular biology, biotechnology
• Covers tools for the enhancement of catchment sustainability and presents step-by-step case studies