Rewilding and the water cycle

Essays and Perspectives - Rewilding South American Landscapes Rewilding ecological communities and rewiring ecological networks

Rewilding encompasses management actions such as reintroductions and translocations with the purpose of restoring ecological processes and ecosystem functions that were lost when species were locally extirpated. The success of a species introduction is conditioned by multiple factors, in particular, ecological interactions. To predict the fate of the introduced population and the community-leve...

Rewilding ecological communities and rewiring ecological networks

Rewilding encompasses management actions such as reintroductions and translocations with the purpose of restoring ecological processes and ecosystem functions that were lost when species were locally extirpated. The success of a species introduction is conditioned by multiple factors, in particular, ecological interactions. To predict the fate of the introduced population and the community-leve...

Modelling the urban water cycle

Current urban water management practices aim to remove stormwater and wastewater efficiently from urban areas. An alternative approach is to consider stormwater and wastewater as a potential resource substitute for a portion of the water imported via the reticulated supply system. A holistic view of urban water resources provides the framework for the evaluation of the demand for water supply, ...

The Water Cycle across Scales

AMERICAN METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY | 1743 T he transport and transformations of water substance in the global water cycle are of fundamental and primary importance for understanding the ecosystems, the land surface hydrology that supports them, and the management of water resources for humans. Th e water cycle is also critical for predicting weather, and the long-term climate balance of the planet...

Rewilding as Tool and Target in the Management for Biodiversity